Snowdon asks who owns your identity?

[bbgrunt]

[JI7]

1. Is this about what's happening to Navalny and other protestors

in Russia ?

[bbgrunt]

5. No, this is about privacy and data collection in general.

[AZSkiffyGeek]

2. In Snowden's case, it's Putin

[gulliver]

3. I think Snowden's just a useful idiot (or knowing mouthpiece now) of Putin.

[Baked Potato]

4. Experian, Equifax, Transunion.

Nothing new.

[bbgrunt]

6. You're right, but

he's right about the youth of today being willing to accept it all and not looking at the long term. I think he explains it in a way that is very clear for people, especially younger people, to understand.

[Baked Potato]

8. Yes, I think they accept it because it's always been that way for them.

I wish Snowden didn’t have to do what he’s done to make his point. He has got to know Russia weaponizes information and interferes with the well being of citizens globally.

[Generic Other]

7. Who owns his?

He no more walks the streets a free man than someone under house arrest.