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I sometimes think the internet was designed as a better way to not just spy on citizens domestically but citizens abroad. Most communications are now taking place over the internet and tapping the internet isn't considered wiretapping. The federal government is asking google to give up records to "make everyone safe." Here's what I think. I think someone wants to freely see whatever you're doing no matter what you're doing, all the time. And don't want to ask before the do it. Consider this, all banks are online so if they ask for your passwords to your bank account, it would be considered totally legal. AT&T is getting back together to become itself again and your phone calls are being routed right through it through VOIP. I don't think you even need a court order.
What does it all means, you know, access to anyones information, anytime you want it? I really can't answer that question just yet, I guess will give it a few years ...
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