Re:Millions of UK voters’ data accessible in cyber-attack
by maxehmookau on Wednesday August 09, 2023 @08:58AM
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I'm glad you're in a position to not need a bank account. Unfortunately the vast majority of us rely on having a bank account and a credit record to exist in society.
You can argue that it sucks, and I'd partly agree, but that is how society works right now.
Privacy is undervalued, I agree. But I also like having a roof over my head and a way for my employer to give me money each month.
Re:Millions of UK voters’ data accessible in cyber-attack
by darkclouds on Thursday August 10, 2023 @01:51PM
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I would live on the streets but everything is owned by someone or something so you become incarcerated by different entities against your will. Violence always wins. And we can only suicide for free, euthanasia costs money.
Life is intelligent slavery now, more psychological than physical, and way more stealth than most people realise.
Anyway don't worry about me you have yours and your loved ones backs to watch and your grown up toys to worry about. Nothing has changed in thousands of years.
Re:Millions of UK voters’ data accessible in cyber-attack
by darkclouds on Thursday August 10, 2023 @08:09PM
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This is me, do you believe the police? Cambridge police saw me not far from the train station,
USAF staff also asked if I wanted a lift somewhere in the best trolling manner possible. https://www.facebook.com/norfolkpolice/photos/a.296009593089...
The UK down plays its surveillance as its best to not wake the population up plus its a stealth form on entrapment, illegal in the UK and it also provides a facility for deniable ops like murders.
I dont care, I closed my bank accounts because I dont like the way the banks share data with credit agencies. One of the reasons why I stopped using crypto.
Privacy is massively undervalued. :)