Uber says it gave U.S. agencies data on more than 12 million users
- Thread starter DynamoEAR
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The GOAT
So what you're saying is...corporations/big business is not your friend and you should be weary about how gung ho you are for their aims and goals
I never said that homieI for one welcome our corporate masters
at democracy. That shyt doesnt work. Tim Cook should be able to dictate my life
Real talk breh. The federal government basically knows everything thing about usGoogle, Facebook, Uber, Microsoft, Apple. All pass data to CIA.
Scary times ahead
You have a free gmail account. What did you expect?So what you're saying is...corporations/big business is not your friend and you should be weary about how gung ho you are for their aims and goals
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
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Handmade in USA
Damn this thread got real @thekingsmen -ish.
Yeah some CIA VC
On the one hand I use uber all the time so ive benefitted from Government R and D once again... On the other hand maybe civilian branches of the Government shouldnt have venture capital firms?
Im less appalled by the actual article... After PRISM i just assume everything collects data
In 2010-2011 we learned about the secret server room in the at&t building that was channeling traffic from Asia so when prism can out I was
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
Did someone say Clear Channel and National Amusements?
Somehow when i addressed the issue of spying/surveillance in the past...all i get is "Not everything is a conpiracy".
10-4, stay sleep
88m3
Fast Money & Foreign Objects
How can you sleep if you were never alive?
Yeah some CIA VC
On the one hand I use uber all the time so ive benefitted from Government R and D once again... On the other hand maybe civilian branches of the Government shouldnt have venture capital firms?
Im less appalled by the actual article... After PRISM i just assume everything collects data
You really should just assume that. Everything from rewards cards to that mini-dataminer we all keep in our pockets.
There are more nefarious things to worry about like Stingrays which most people wouldn't even give a second thought about.
Meet the machines that steal your phone’s data
