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Post by plutronus on Nov 21, 2013 12:13:05 GMT -6
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Post by skywalker on Nov 21, 2013 12:52:29 GMT -6
I always wondered why the government started forcing tv broadcasters to switch to digital. This and the recent NSA spy scandal might explain it. Apparently the Feds desire to spy on people has no limits. It won't be long before the figure out some way for TVs to video record whoever is watching it so the Feds can see inside people's houses. It's a good thing I never watch tv.
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Post by plutronus on Nov 22, 2013 2:22:03 GMT -6
I always wondered why the government started forcing tv broadcasters to switch to digital. This and the recent NSA spy scandal might explain it. Apparently the Feds desire to spy on people has no limits. It won't be long before the figure out some way for TVs to video record whoever is watching it so the Feds can see inside people's houses. It's a good thing I never watch tv. LG is not US Gvrnmnt, it is a Korean corporation. LG is manufactured in South Korea, while they are a member-state of NATO, they are a sovereign country, generally outside the juris-diction of US Law. The following are my opinions, the result of a series of visions that I saw in the mid-80s, portending certain events which are unfolding now along with a growing awareness of the import of the information, derived in part, and drawn from current technical evolution and future path trend. All of the cable connected/InterNet connected devices are being used as two-way behavior data-collecting 'sensors', the real danger of unchecked data-mining...also-known-as "spying", isn't just government, it is also the corporations, who without them and their technical products government would have no means to spy on the peoples of our world. When properly backed-up, computers **NEVER** forget. So anything you do while connected to these 'spy' terminals, will be forever data-profiled...'trending', 'Like-It', 'what are you doing today?', 'got anything to tweet?'. People are mostly unaware about the big-picture that is obviously being purposely engineered, in secret. The main social data-mining interface today, is FactBuk. People are unaware...clueless regarding the true and hidden nature of these **FREE** social websites. It is my opinion that they should be illegal, and would likely be, if gvrnmnt were functioning properly. But alas the US Gvrnmnt is part of the problem, as they too are users of our personal behavior data. Couple that with the notion that if something is electronic, and employs software for its operation, that YOU (aka 'WE') do not actually own the device that we paid for, but rather are either renting, or are being 'allowed' to use, in exchange for our personal data. Witness many of the corporate **FREE** smart-phone applications, that their developers joyfully incite us to use. One example is the very useful and clever, smart-phone check direct-deposit application. One simply uses a smart-phone's camera to photograph a check or money-order, dials their bank to upload the photo, transferring the check information directly into the bank's computers. Neato, but the application also takes a snap-shot of all of the cell-phone's user's data, --name-list, phone-numbers, mailing addresses, e-mail-addresses, photographs. Its in the **FREE** application's REGISTRATION fine-print. Its also easy to see in the phone's 'applications security settings' menu page, if the phone even offers that disappearing feature? Why do they, the corporations want to know our behavior information? How is it used? How do they make so much money that they can afford thousands of programmers? Or go public for hundreds of millions of Dollars on the stock-exchange? Our data is valuable, yet we give it to them for **FREE** and out without any restrictions, all via the REGISTRATION End-Users-License-Agreement. Is it worth it? I mean the exchange? They are driving around in Lear-Jets from our information and what do they give us in return? Our personal data is valuable. They should be buying it from us, while we are being protected by the existing Intellectual-Property-Rights Laws, at least in America, the land of DRM. Small companies do not have the resources or influence to collect, catalog, index, profile, database, manage, manipulate, segregate, control as do the large corporations. It is the large conglomerates that reposit the data-interconnected device nodes via the vast matrices of the global 'channel-partner' design schema...cookies. It is a long term project that is underway, and many of the smaller corporations are aware of the scheme and are participating while making a lot of money in the process of gearing up and creating the infrastructure. This is genuinely scary stuff, yet people line up to be apart of the social data-mining websites, oblivious to how their civil liberties are being violated. Smart-phones, smart-cars, smart-TVs, WiFI LapTops....any device connected to the InterNet is potentially, if not already, personal-data-collection spy-mode enabled. The NSA recently stood before Congress (CSPAN - all dog & pony show for those out-side-the-loop....viewers) regarding queries concerning their spying on the American & the World's InterNet/telephone public. The spokesman stood up there while being (mock) grilled, he said in essence, "Hey, what's the big deal?! Everyone is spying on everybody", he mentioned FactBuk & Gaagle and then continued, "So why not us? And its our job to spy. While FactBuk is doing it without government oversight and entirely for profit." And there is a bigger picture in all of this. The spying isn't just home-grown, as illustrated by the LG matter. It is truely a global problem that affects the innate civil-liberties of any person, anywhere, in the world who is a data-user. It is my opinion that a world-wide Digital-Civil-Liberty regulatory body need be created to protect the User in their usage of the evolving electronic data infrastructure of Earth. Give another 15 years or so years, then things will become much clearer about how stinky things are right now. The personal, FactBuk type data-mining mongers will very likely be considered (if the information isn't suppressed) in the future as being the blue-collar criminals who got away with violating hundreds of millions of people's digital-civil-liberties, while lounging around on their mega-yachts, controlling, leveraging, manipulating, the world's populations for their greed agendae. The InterNet + Greed .EQ. Mark of the Beast People are clueless. plutronusprophet
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Post by Deleted on Nov 22, 2013 12:36:15 GMT -6
LG is not US Gvrnmnt, it is a Korean corporation. LG is manufactured in South Korea, while they are a member-state of NATO, they are a sovereign country, generally outside the juris-diction of US Law. This example is North Korea. And supposedly this man said something during an escorted tour in North Korea. Pretty soon we won't have to even think about " saying the wrong thing ".
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Post by Deleted on Nov 22, 2013 12:56:03 GMT -6
news.yahoo.com/american-held-north-korea-case-mistaken-identity-060330261.html?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitterNorth Korea, instead of the LG example from South Korea. Supposedly this 85 yr. old man said something on his recent escorted tour of North Korea. Whatever. Will we have a choice to say anything? "That's Not MY Tv ! " etc. I have to admit that my first reaction was concern that this man thought that "he should be Ok" to travel there, as an American, period. Don't they threaten war on us (and others), as recently as last Winter? Part of cluelessness, is the inability to evaluate things in a serious, logical, mature, light. Those people out there, saying you can't live by the "what if's", or "it won't happen to me" syndrome, have been lying to us for years. Fear mongering? Safe haven mongering? Don't let yourself be deceived. This one man matters. And so do you, obviously, with all the attention being paid to your "habits".
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Post by skywalker on Nov 22, 2013 22:25:14 GMT -6
I must already be overly paranoid because I never put anything on the computer or facebook or anywhere else that I don't expect the whole world to see. I lot of times when they ask for personal info I just make stuff up. That should throw a fly in their oatmeal.
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Post by Deleted on Nov 23, 2013 0:49:37 GMT -6
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