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patrick_a wrote:

chunkyfrog wrote:Our privacy has been at risk for many years.
In 1968, we noticed that whenever we answered our phone, there was an extra 'click' on the line.
(this was a private line--no party line)
We started scolding the unseen eavesdroppers, putting them to shame,
and heaping tons of guilt upon them, for snooping and annoying honest citizens.
It stopped soon after that.

Or so you think

“They quite literally can watch your ideas form as you type,”

http://www.businessinsider.com/prism-sp ... wer-2013-6

DreamStalker wrote:

patrick_a wrote:

chunkyfrog wrote:Our privacy has been at risk for many years.
In 1968, we noticed that whenever we answered our phone, there was an extra 'click' on the line.
(this was a private line--no party line)
We started scolding the unseen eavesdroppers, putting them to shame,
and heaping tons of guilt upon them, for snooping and annoying honest citizens.
It stopped soon after that.

Or so you think

They not only know what you type ... they know what you're thinking.

“They quite literally can watch your ideas form as you type,”

http://www.businessinsider.com/prism-sp ... wer-2013-6

Have a nice Sunday.

Goofproof wrote:

DreamStalker wrote:

patrick_a wrote:

chunkyfrog wrote:Our privacy has been at risk for many years.
In 1968, we noticed that whenever we answered our phone, there was an extra 'click' on the line.
(this was a private line--no party line)
We started scolding the unseen eavesdroppers, putting them to shame,
and heaping tons of guilt upon them, for snooping and annoying honest citizens.
It stopped soon after that.

Or so you think

They not only know what you type ... they know what you're thinking.

“They quite literally can watch your ideas form as you type,”

http://www.businessinsider.com/prism-sp ... wer-2013-6

Have a nice Sunday.

In 59 days they will be able to control what you type, they can do it now in the underground lab, but they are having a hard time interfacing with the drones. Jim

The new interface chips are on the way from China, they were orgionally outsourced to North Korea, but due to the recent flare up, even our present dictatorship has decided they can't be trusted. Go Figure!

Crazy Eddie wrote: I just installed "DontTrackMe"

In the last 24 hours, sales of the 'big brother' book 1984 on Amazon.com have soared by almost 7000% as the reality of the surveillance state come to the public's attention. As Liberty Blitzkrieg's Mike Krieger notes, we suppose it makes sense that people would want to get up to speed on the dystopian world being constructed rapidly and secretly around them. 1984 is now the 4th fastest rising sales book and 184th most popular on Amazon.

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-06-1 ... t-24-hours

jdm2857 wrote:Now I'm depressed.

When I read "1984" while in high school, it took place in the future.

Asked if he still believes what he did was worth it, Drake had no doubts: "Is freedom worth it? Is liberty worth it? Is not living in a surveillance society worth it?"

"If you don't want to live it, then you've got to stand up and defend the rights and the freedoms that prevent that from actually happening," he said.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/06/ ... 2X20130611

LinkC wrote:My hard drive crashed!

And NSA won't send me their backup copy!!!

Goofproof wrote:

LinkC wrote:My hard drive crashed!

And NSA won't send me their backup copy!!!

You can't restore from the NSA download, they use magnetic whiteout to get the context they need for prosecution, it won't boot correctly. Jim

They move your porn to their flash drives and take it home.