Naomi Brockwell discusses Privacy

[Geffers]

An 11 minute video from Naomi Brockwell discussing the repercussions of losing privacy.

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Geffers

 

[Retro]

Dystopia is already here, but most people are just blissfully unaware of it and its embrace is encroaching ever more insidiously and powerfully into our lives. One day, videos like this might well become illegal lest the oppressed learn the truth.

 

[Crims]

Finding a video of a youtuber or celebrity talking about privacy, is the best counter you have for the assumed nature of the aforementioned dystopic world. Our cousins in the US have a familiarity with the concept of 'buying your way out of danger' from movies much the same, I'm personally a little wry, like a reverse of Not My Yam. The only safe way of dealing with modernism is to literally hide most topics.

 

[Geffers]

She guards against YouTube censorship by posting same videos on odyssey.com. I normally use their link in preference but not always practical using a mobile phone screen.

Geffers

 

[Crims]

I'm browsing Odyssey at the moment. It's got a lot of chaff, wish it was a little better as a alternative

 

[Tiffany]

Thanks for introducing Odyssey, @Geffers

@Crims I like that we, in the US, are your cousins.

@Retro True, a lot of people are not aware of the freedoms they are losing very rapidly.

 

[Crims]

Thanks for introducing Odyssey, @Geffers

@Crims I like that we, in the US, are your cousins.

@Retro True, a lot of people are not aware of the freedoms they are losing very rapidly.

Good observation
I like to think of it like brothers in arms. There's freedoms and then reality, both require clear line from citizen to gov.