New evidence that the government has been planning a way to hack into Americans’ phones for years emerged this week.
As the feds and Apple face off over an order for the company to hack into the San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone, the subject of privacy rights is on everybody’s lips. Although it might be a new subject for many, it is certainly not a new one for the politicians in Washington.
A recently-leaked memo from the National Security Council details a plan that will shock even politically-unaware citizens. Written in response to the refusal of Silicon Valley developers to include “backdoor” technology in their hardware, the memo orders government agencies to find their own ways to break encryption and seize users’ personal data.
That the government resolved to do all this long before it’s stand-off with Apple shows that it is intent on gaining access to it’s citizens private records and will literally stop at nothing to do so.
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No people don’t let Obama do this!!
The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution says they cannot do that your cellphone is considered personal information don’t let them have their way grabbing your phone from you.
I say everybody talk about bowel movements for a solid week. I don’t say anything they would be interested in and they know every purchase we made unless use cash already. They are watching horders so they will know where supplies are when needed.
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The “stated purpose” of the government is NEVER “the whole truth, and nothing but the truth.” There is, simply put, the stated agenda, and the hidden agenda, with one being “the cover” for the sinister one.
Stingray
I have said ” I phones are Spy phones ” . With all this new technology , Government is definitely going to do whatever they want . This is just the beginning .
I guarantee its already happening! Think about it
One hammer takes care of that problem… then they can have a pile of$#%&!@*..
Would not doubt it