Well, this is a sad stuff to read about, but we should worry also about our
privacy.
Yeah, suposely, we have free speech, but Internet isn't the liberty world
media talks about. And I am not talking about 11/S-post laws only, which made
up the USA in a paranoia state, as in cold war. Here in Europe we are also
having the same problems, politicians on EU talks about privacy and security
on the internet, but in their country are aplying control methods.
For example, anti-piracy law on France, wich controls the users movements. Or
the special internest in goverments to control the social networks
(censorship law on Twitter). For last instance, the whole "social" and "free"
networks, they are not free, as Google search, you pay them, a lot.
So, well, authoritarians regimes should fall, but we have a lot of work to do
about our freedom rights on the internet.
I would not have any problem about tools like TOR, if it wasn't about all
that deepweb creepy stuff. For now, I use a lot of anti-tracker and
pro-privacy extensions on my web explorer. I am tackeable, but at least, not
as trackeable as a sixteen year old teen that surfs the internet with his
facebook, google+, and a lot more of sessions open.
PS: By the way, some of you may notice my e-mail is a gmail one, wich would
make me a little hypocrite. I should have moved up all my accounts to my new
one, but my laziness... agh, so lazy to continue writing.
