There isn't much there, other than expanding on the nature of the
invisible threat with long term consequences, which is usually dealt
with by the organized government (smoking, pesticides, etc.), except
that in this case the government is the cause of the threat, so it won't
touch it, and there is no other body of sufficient weight to do anything
about it.
What would be more interesting to analyze is the phenomenally successful
installation of social stigma against those who are effectively
protecting themselves against organized surveillance. Unlike early users
of car seat belts (before they were mandated) who were just weenies and
chicken, people using PGP, one email per each service, tor, fake names,
etc., are considered potentially dangerous psychopaths.
It will take more than one R. Nader to fix this one.
On 1/6/19, 17:46, jeremy bentham wrote:
Why haven't this list's mavens de-, re-, pre- and otherwise-
constructed Siva Vaidhyanathan's Cryptopticon?
If for no other reason than it is such a lovely neologism?
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