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I had gmx.com email for a while. It was worth every cent I paid. Oh wait, it was free.
how do you know that it is not set up by the nsa so they can collect information from people who are highly sensitive to their emails being sniffed? it is more likely to find the kind of individuals the nsa is interested to find among such folks, after all.
to an unbiased observer (nsa), that kind of behaviors is exactly what they are looking for, which makes you a prime target for their targeting algorithm.I would rather make it hard for someone to discover my endeavors, plus when they have to try harder it is easier I would think to catch them red handed.
But can you be sure that any vpn service isn't passing on your data to a security service?I've been using PIA, a vpn service for over 4 yrs.
I am not so sure.In my opinion I think if they feared the people they would not be so bold preforming data mining.
I don't think so. everyone has his "first time".by definition someone cannot be a suspect without somethings like a previous criminal history associated with the nature of a crime committed
yeah. probable cause, which unfortunately sometimes can turn out to be wrong.or there would have to be evidence and/or a witness in order for a person to be a suspect of a crime.
yeah. victim-less crime is an oxymoron.A few people who do wrong ruin it for everyone it seems
Here's one profile .... to establish intent.Like for example probability would then give law enforcement the right to treat all black males as if they were criminals, however I think most of us know that this would be unjust. Innocent until proven guilty; there is a reason we do not allow the enforcers to judge guilty or innocent.
because profiling is science.Based on profiling I have avoided harmful situation myself.
What makes you so sure they don't do this for the most part?Like for example probability would then give law enforcement the right to treat all black males as if they were criminals, however I think most of us know that this would be unjust.
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