- Oh dear. Are you suggesting it was not the work of terrorists but the Government or its military or intelligence agencies. Hand in your BlackBerry and get an iPhone as you are clearly deluded.
I can't be bothered to engage further with such idiotic deluded morons.
If you can think of a better way to monitor those that seek to do you and your family harm, suggest it.
Stop being so immature and paranoid .
Good luck to you and yours.
Posted via CB1012-02-13 04:34 PMLike 0 - CB is intended for discussion of news and help with BB devices and we might be better off if it remained that way.12-02-13 06:43 PMLike 0
- So, if the perception continues that BlackBerry is not NSA hackable this should be significant for Enterprise and also good for 'some' of us consumers.
Thanks OP!
Van City Coffee ; WhitecapsFC ; PreMed Community ; Bristol Rovers Football Club12-02-13 07:16 PMLike 0 - For those who say that they don't care because they don't have nothing to hide, the Electronic Frontier Foundation has written something interesting related to this. It can be found on the following address.
https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2013/1...a-surveillance12-02-13 10:53 PMLike 0 - Oh dear. Are you suggesting it was not the work of terrorists but the Government or its military or intelligence agencies. Hand in your BlackBerry and get an iPhone as you are clearly deluded.
I can't be bothered to engage further with such idiotic deluded morons.
If you can think of a better way to monitor those that seek to do you and your family harm, suggest it.
Stop being so immature and paranoid .
Good luck to you and yours.
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Posted via CB10midnightdoom likes this.12-03-13 02:34 AMLike 1 -
Computers they use are far more technologically advanced than ever before which means they can, and they will collect any data and info about you and myself. Don't just give up your own personal rights only because you have 'nothing to hide'.
Proud owner of Q10, Z10 and Z30midnightdoom likes this.12-03-13 02:45 AMLike 1 - Tell them that, even if you don?t think you have something to hide, it?s possible the government thinks you do, or can create some concern about you (or your friends or loved ones). There are so many laws and regulations on the books, Rep. Jim Sensenbrenner said the Congressional Research Service did not have the resources to count them all. One legal expert has argued that the average person likely commits three felonies a day without ever realizing. So, you may be technically breaking a law you have no idea about.
Proud owner of Q10, Z10 and Z30midnightdoom likes this.12-03-13 02:48 AMLike 1 - Lol. Simple.
I don't want guys next to my table eavesdropping on me n my wife's conversations of where and what movie we were going to watch.
Same as my phone.
Posted via Awesome Aristo on CB10midnightdoom likes this.12-03-13 03:02 AMLike 1 - If you have done nothing wrong you have nothing to hide. The Government Agencies of this World have far better things to do than actively snoop on you or I and the vast majority of law abiding society.
I choose BlackBerry because it does what I need to do, email, calls, reminders, organise.
I do not need millions of mindless, poorly conceived apps that have no real or practical purpose.
BlackBerry for life if they can build on the Z10 my current device and Z30.
If not, then who knows.
Regards to all
Ben
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Posted via CB1012-03-13 04:33 AMLike 0 - You're clearly struggling to come up with any cogent arguments. Being afraid of one doesn't mean giving carte blanche to the other. You should take the time to look up the word 'democracy' and hopefully you'll see that it's more than electing a group of people to positions of power and then standing by while they grant themselves more. The last century was full of democratic regressions and every one of them used 'security' as the reason.
That's what I thought! But it is ok for the USA to do it to us is it? Guess what, my government does not have my retinal scan. The ******* NSA do!
Posted via CB1012-03-13 04:47 AMLike 0 - You should have something to hide, your privacy. I've heard this argument many times "if you have done nothing wrong then you've got nothing to hide". I'm not in the military, not a celebrity, I'm a private citizen. Nobody, NOBODY Has the right to snoop into your affairs in a free society. Maybe that's the way communists live (and we all know what kind of life they have) and maybe that's the way the socialists want to run things but I'm an English Conservative and my house is my castle!
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Posted via CB1012-04-13 02:03 PMLike 0 - Still astonished by the comments here. People who think that the terror attacks were not orchestrated by those who claimed responsibility albeit by means of recordings. Linked by check in, passenger lists, cctv, witness statements, biometric data, investigations by law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
No, it was the CIA, NSA or parties unknown but Government sanctioned.
Then the I have a right to Privacy bunch who want absolute, unconditional privacy and under no circumstances want anyone knowing anything. That would be fine if everyone in this world was law abiding. They are not. Criminals, paedophiles, terrorists stalk the Internet and use mobile phones.
These are the people they are after, why would they waste their time targeting you of looking at your day to day activity. That is not the case.
I imagine some of you are in the US at least believe in the right to carry semi automatic weapons with as much ammunition as you can carry. Because it's your right.
Well how is that working out?
I don't think it's going too well is it.
Try and think about why some of these thing might be needed and a good idea.
Any ideas on how best to target those who seek to do you and your families harm. Why not suggest a few instead of whinging.
Posted via CB1012-06-13 03:46 PMLike 0 - Still astonished by the comments here. People who think that the terror attacks were not orchestrated by those who claimed responsibility albeit by means of recordings. Linked by check in, passenger lists, cctv, witness statements, biometric data, investigations by law enforcement and intelligence agencies.
No, it was the CIA, NSA or parties unknown but Government sanctioned.
Then the I have a right to Privacy bunch who want absolute, unconditional privacy and under no circumstances want anyone knowing anything. That would be fine if everyone in this world was law abiding. They are not. Criminals, paedophiles, terrorists stalk the Internet and use mobile phones.
These are the people they are after, why would they waste their time targeting you of looking at your day to day activity. That is not the case.
I imagine some of you are in the US at least believe in the right to carry semi automatic weapons with as much ammunition as you can carry. Because it's your right.
Well how is that working out?
I don't think it's going too well is it.
Try and think about why some of these thing might be needed and a good idea.
Any ideas on how best to target those who seek to do you and your families harm. Why not suggest a few instead of whinging.
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Posted via CB10guygardner73 likes this.12-08-13 01:19 AMLike 1
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