Yes rightt-BUT-then some starting to use software to things-thats also can make interest for you..because why some wanna encrypt something and than you can encrypt,some also can decrypt..software to things,to hide and so-are market as Hacker tools and who will know-if some starting to find out-who takes those prg down-and following you,without your knowledge of course.I would newer trust anything send over the internet-thats the best secure.A prg as Camerashy-is also a prg,to hide things in it-but-it had also make to much interest,from goverments..Because-some can send things and nope-newer trust the internet at all--so many using the internet for many things-dont tell me-some following it,without our knowledge-it can be dangerous to trust a prg-no mater how secure it,s are..key..s-codes can be breaked.if good enough-.those who work with those-IF-they doing those,for the goverments and so-are not dropped behind a car..
Just my opinion-if what you are doing are so secret,so it,s better dont talk about over internet.
In my country-police are starting to listening to peoples phones,lots more than they have done before...and it,s only what we knows public-they doing-so there is all,what we dont know about..and thats it,s the dangerous.
The fight against errorist had bringning it,into a higher securelewel,not because of us...
But they also can find prg to hide-dont tell me-and so you are secure...and im not paranoid at all-but if 100 safe-dont talk over the net-about folsom things-if you will be secure and know-you are secure.
I disagree I think the more we let them into our lives the worse things have already gotten. Enough is enough already WTF?
if ppl don't stop these guys things like this happen:
Assange was a hacker-activist in his youth, before becoming a computer programmer and then becoming internationally renowned for his work with WikiLeaks.[11] He has lived in several countries and has made public appearances in many parts of the world to speak about freedom of the press, censorship, and investigative journalism. He has received numerous awards and nominations, including the 2009 Amnesty International Media Award, Readers' Choice for TIME magazine's 2010 Person of the Year, the 2011 Sydney Peace Foundation gold medal and the 2011 Martha Gellhorn Prize for Journalism.[12] Snorre Valen, a Norwegian parliamentarian, nominated him for the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize.[13]
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