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Next up at #ORGcon @Falkvinge on "analogue equivalent rights". Should rights of children be less than ours just cos born in digital age
We used to be able to read news anonymously, whereas now the govt knows which articles we read, for how long and in which order #ORGcon
Walking in public: Schiphol airport has a sign abt Bluetooth and wifi tracking—tracking our every step #ORGcon
It used to be that police warrants didn't allow reading diaries cos too private. Your computer no more protected than a wrench #ORGcon
Private conversations. @Falkvinge pasted link to political info he was sharing on Pirate Bay and Facebook Messenger disallows it #ORGcon
Our parents could send letters anonymously, not tracked / opened in transit, courier immunity meant post not responsible for content #ORGcon
Checks & balances in law—parents could send music or film in post because the secrecy is more important than the low risk of content #ORGcon
"You don't get to dismantle civil liberties just because you don't know how to run a business" — @Falkvinge #ORGcon
Big Content claims they want the same laws online as we have offline, but they ignore the checks & balances being lost #ORGcon
Librarians were where "warrant canaries" were first invented, but the govt can send everything we search for online #ORGcon
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