privacy in the UK is cooked
this doesn't mean everywhere else is safe because we're going to see more countries follow suit with bs laws for "online safety"
we're already seeing it in some other countries with the "think of the children" campaigns to force digital identity/KYC
the irony of all this in the UK is that it's literally on trend with V for Vendetta which was set around the 2020s
it's a movie that came out in 2005 based on a book from the 80s
sad to see this sort of fiction becoming reality
there's a lot of work to be done to fight for privacy and individual sovereignty
this doesn't mean everywhere else is safe because we're going to see more countries follow suit with bs laws for "online safety"
we're already seeing it in some other countries with the "think of the children" campaigns to force digital identity/KYC
the irony of all this in the UK is that it's literally on trend with V for Vendetta which was set around the 2020s
it's a movie that came out in 2005 based on a book from the 80s
sad to see this sort of fiction becoming reality
there's a lot of work to be done to fight for privacy and individual sovereignty
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