Re:Yahoo scanned customer emails for US intelligence
by zzzcpan on Tuesday October 04, 2016 @07:30PM
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> I always encourage those in the future resisting police states to make sure whatever they do is beyond doubt A Good Thing
But A Good Thing would easily be destroyed by simply fabricating a case against the enemy, wouldn't it? Like rape, child porn, the usual.
Re:Yahoo scanned customer emails for US intelligence
by nickpsecurity on Tuesday October 04, 2016 @08:28PM
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It's possible. So far, they're just using what's already there.
Re:Yahoo scanned customer emails for US intelligence
by NotSammyHagar on Tuesday October 04, 2016 @11:44PM
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Right, they didn't make up this case. Everyone who has worked in a publicaly traded company knows you can't trade until a few days after the earnings release. It's double so for the CEO! How could he have not known that? I am sympathetic to the possibility that the govt my go after someone that didn't work with them, but he committed a separate illegal act, selling that stock. They didn't go after Martha Stewart for talking about the cia.
I always encourage those in the future resisting police states to make sure whatever they do is beyond doubt A Good Thing. Even Constitutionalists on pro-surveillance side should pause to reconsider their views. They won't if they think person got canned for being a traitor or running financial schemes. (sighs)