The Revelations of Edward Snowden

Data mining issues of government and private companies are receiving increasing attention due to nearly endless reports on Edward Snowden's massive government surveillance and lack of privacy on the Internet for individuals all over the world. Many government agencies, including American President Obama, defended the global struggle against terrorism and the collection of phone records and Internet usage data that are key to monitoring financial crime, sexual crimes, and foreign forces.

After Edward Snowden revealed the degree of oversight by the National Security Agency, the world broke out. Privacy became one of the most talked topics in 2013 and was selected as an annual vocabulary by Dictionary.com, the world's most popular online dictionary. However, it is not the government alone to collect and monitor data. Employers often monitor their employees and companies collect customer data. - Due to technological progress in our era, there are many important historical problems that have never existed, such as global warming, environmental pollution, DNA modification, crop patent, meat processing etc. All these problems must be resolved and resolved with the moral strength and solidarity of people as much as possible.

Marlinspike posted a blog post a few days after Edward Snowden was published in 2013. Among them, as Marins Parker repeatedly points out that the work of a law enforcement agency is not easy in a free society, the idea of ​​supporting privacy is very strong and really deserves praise. As he pointed out: law enforcement once was difficult. If a law enforcement agency wants to track someone, it is necessary to physically assign a law enforcement officer to track that person. Keeping track of everyone is wonderful, as it requires as many law enforcement officials as possible. ... The police have abused the enormous power they have, but if everyone's actions are being monitored and everyone violates a technically unclear law at some point it will be purely It becomes selective. People with power basically have what they need to punish people they like.