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Why The Left Should Care About Privacy

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Why The Left Should Care About Privacy

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Privacy@lemmy.ml · 11 months ago

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The surveillance state always hurts dissidents most of all. We shouldn't neglect the importance of constraining its power.

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  I think the best option is to communicate about alternatives. Maybe get a few close friends on each and then decide

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