Smartphone users can do "very little" to stop security services getting "total control" over their devices, US whistleblower Edward Snowden tells the BBC in his first British TV interview.
i can’t speak for the others who responded, but for me it’s the i-don’t-have-a-dog-in-this-fight perspective that they have because it’s undeniable that the people they’re enabling are causing this fight; but they’re completely dismissive of the pain and suffering that their behavior is causing as if it didn’t matter.
it’s a bit like how liberals become upset at conservatives for not giving af about something until it effects them. people who hold the not-my-problem attitude that op holds will eventually feel the effects; but they’re such an overwhelmingly large portion of western society that iwe’re all going to feel the effects when it happens.
i can’t speak for the others who responded, but for me it’s the i-don’t-have-a-dog-in-this-fight perspective that they have because it’s undeniable that the people they’re enabling are causing this fight; but they’re completely dismissive of the pain and suffering that their behavior is causing as if it didn’t matter.
it’s a bit like how liberals become upset at conservatives for not giving af about something until it effects them. people who hold the not-my-problem attitude that op holds will eventually feel the effects; but they’re such an overwhelmingly large portion of western society that iwe’re all going to feel the effects when it happens.