The “Atlas of Surveillance” has the info – or at least, some of it.
cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/36111319
EFF: Atlas of Surveillance.
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I don’t.
But I do think you may be reading something here I’m not trying to say.
And have zero inclination for any fucking brain dead fascist wannabe to see any of it.
My privacy matters a lot to me and I go through… not as great a length as some to safeguard it but far, far, more than most and no motherfucker has a right to a single fucking byte of data I don’t consent to them having.
My point is more that any local police force is going to be pretty much incompetent, which means that not only would any attempts of their to monitor a relatively tech savvy person be fruitless if you have even an inkling of it, and this incompetence also means you’re on your fucking own if anyone savvy really wants to get into your shit too.