Quote from: Bruce4 on June 23, 2023, 10:54:12 AM

Privacy today faces growing threats from a growing surveillance apparatus that exists in the name of security.For instance,government argue sometimes that it is necessary to invade the privacy right of a citizen in order to prevent a much greater crime.
Citizens security and safety has been compromised and fully disrespected so let us all stand together empowered by the knowledge that a private life encounters fewer threats,and protecting our privacy leads to a more secured life,

Last week I had cough and when I on my tablet to watch some videos to keep myself entertained after taking my drugs, all I was seeing where videos relating to coach. Google is listening to all over conversation, our microphone are on without our consent. I had doubts of this claims until I experienced it myself. We no longer have our privacy, the apps on our phone exchange data between each other and all our private information are already known by this apps on our devices which means the government have access to knowing all our secret. Privacy is a human right yet the government doesn't want us keeping secrets from them that's why they monitor all we do with all the electronical device in our house. If they get confronted, they'll say it's for security reasons yet we have security threats and they don't get prevented. We have lost our right to privacy, and it'll be difficult to gained it back because they government loves the control having access to our privacy gives to them. We can't stop using the apps and mobile devices because they make our lifes easy. It feels like we have exchange our privacy for modern living.