has to be in associating robust identity information with user data creation and communication.
it's one thing that would make sense of their interest.
doesn't so much matter if it's brute force or a back door. if they can associate those two things there's a problem for privacy.
is this where mitre software comes in handy?
eg we already see that surveillance is trickling from national security to criminal activity (dea). and we also know the copyright people are keen to get access.
what a horrifying abuse of something that had so much promise as a tool for society.
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