Fogdog
Well-Known Member
Yes, they already have too much access to what I do online. Not so much anywhere else, because I don't drive a smart car, wear a smart watch or even carry a cell phone. Alexa is not in my home and newer devices in my kitchen are not enabled to access the internet. My refrigerator does not collect data on me. The unit I bought does not have that capability. So, maybe you allowed that to happen. What corporations and government are allowed to do depends on what we require our lawmakers to do.Common sense laws aside, They are already watching you way closer than you think .
Would be naive to think otherwise.
It isnt going to get any less so a things move on. My fridge probably has more intel on me than my wife
Just because people have already lost their privacy does not mean privacy laws cannot be changed. Nothing will happen if we don't demand change. If we do demand change, nothing can stop us. Regarding internet privacy, Europe can show the US what it's doing. They are way ahead of us in that regard. H.R.5807 Digital Accountability and Transparency to Advance Privacy Act or the DATA Privacy Act is an example of what can be done today.
And, who are "they"? Yes corporations do have way too much access but that can be changed. The government does have access to international exchanges across our internet but cannot legally monitor people inside the US. There are big penalties if they do.