The federal government asked Google to turn over information on anyone who viewed multiple YouTube videos. Privacy experts say the orders are unconstitutional.
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So, now a policeman who doesn’t like whoever YT user can unseal who that is… For a far-right policeman that can be anybody whose comment looks “woke”.
I think I shouldn’t use YT anymore. Actually, any SNS that uses my email…
Edit: they collected user identities on who watched videos on fucking “drones”.
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I think it’s unrealistic for now.
Peertube works for organizations like Blender because they completely retain the copyright. Other than that, video hosting is too expensive and gains little audience in the first place.
You expect a cop to understand both the threat and entertainment value of a Defcon talk?