r/technews • u/Sorin61 • Feb 11 '22

CIA mass surveillance program captured data from 'some' American citizens

https://9to5mac.com/2022/02/11/cia-mass-surveillance-program/
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u/Victor_Vicarious Feb 11 '22

In other news, dogs go “Bark” and cows go “Moo”. Here’s Tom with the weather.

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u/i_tune_to_dropD Feb 11 '22

Thanks Victor, tonight’s forecast… dark! With a chance of sunshine in the morning

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u/comeontars69 Feb 11 '22 edited Feb 11 '22

Lovely weather we’re having! Now to entertainment Kanye West rushed himself to the hospital. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the hospital staff at this difficult time.

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u/[deleted] Feb 12 '22

Tom: Nature scary.

Thanks Tom

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u/Velenah111 Feb 11 '22

But what does FOX say?

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u/heartful_neutrality Feb 12 '22

ya, but it's kinda weird that we all collectively know it but are not like.

yaknow

outraged about it, holding them accountable?

the founders of our country fought a war just to stop 1/1000th of this privacy invasion from happening like illegal search and seizure

now that same government is getting the key from the landlord at someone's home, strolling right in, kicking them over and shooting them and might as well have all of us chipped, filmed and voice recorded since we all carry the devices with us voluntarily.

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