>You have a lot of work ahead of you to demonstrate that empirical fact.
It's self-evident that there is tension between privacy and security. I'm not making an argument against privacy. In fact, we now have entire political, activist and cultural movements advocating for the rights of the criminals. Who is making the case for the rights of the innocents to not be victimized by crime?
It's self-evident that there is tension between privacy and security. I'm not making an argument against privacy. In fact, we now have entire political, activist and cultural movements advocating for the rights of the criminals. Who is making the case for the rights of the innocents to not be victimized by crime?