Government Data Secrecy
Comments express widespread skepticism about government claims of limited data access or privacy respect, suggesting agencies like the NSA already have extensive surveillance capabilities but hide them, often reacting angrily to leaks.
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Doesn't the government have full access to such stuff already. I think these kind of stories exists just to obscrure that fact.
The US government is playing "hide the data".
Possibly even -by- the government. No tinfoil hat needed; thanks, NSA!
Don't trust a government that has something to hide.
That is sketchy. You would think the government cares more about privacy
Is that your gut feeling or do you know something the government isn't willing to reveal?
I'm doubtful because the government leaks like a sieve. Maybe it's not that easy?
How do governments come up with this stuff? Don't they have state secrets to keep?
I think you meant to add 'public' in there somewhere. I'm sure the large well-funded governments were well aware of all of this stuff before the public, it's their job after all.
Source please. I don't appreciate my govt behaving this way but I am also skeptical.