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Everyone we didn't want to have our personal information, now has it. There are facial rec police robots roaming the streets of CA, flagging people (ICE?). Our "freedom" is blatantly, in our faces, being ripped away, as Americans, day by day. Voting can't be trusted. What's next?
"The sad reality is that our personal information is being hemorrhaged every day by data breaches of both online and offline companies and governments over which we have no control," writes Kalev Leetaru for @Forbeshttps://nyti.ms/2zmARaO
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Allowing us to vote just makes it seem like we have a voice. We don't. It's a ride, because at the end of the day, they do whatever they want anyways and make it seem that the "majority" voted for this crap.
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So lock up what you can (use crypto, VPNs, etc) and accept that you have no public privacy as a tradeoff for all the Information Age benefits. Behave as if you’re being watched, because you probably are. Nothing new for small-town folks, but the world too has become very small.
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#crypto is the answer- https://vimeo.com/353535787/2dbb56be3a … Be your own Bank#privacymatters#privacycoin$XMR$MSR$BTC -
The world's biggest non violent protest is undoubtedly crypto.
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Yeah, that's the reality. That is why I'm supporting projects who care for user data privacy, one of the project who do this is
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