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In reply to the discussion: We seem so surprised that our privacy can be compromised. [View all]Floyd_Gondolli
(1,277 posts)25. I've assumed they've been doing this all along
But then again, I'm not hopelessly naive to the ways of the world.
More than likely, this has been going on since the NSA had the technological ability to do it which almost certainly predates Obama, Bush the Unready and perhaps, Bush the Elder. We'll never know.
Also, they likely have knowledge extraterrestrial life that has visited this planet and aren't telling anyone. Where is the outrage over that?
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I have never understood why people post the most intimate things on the Internet.
The Velveteen Ocelot
Jun 2013
#3
Not surprised at all. I'm furious that an *ostensibly* Democratic administration would
Zorra
Jun 2013
#6
To protect privacy, it's best to change one's usernames between different websites
DisgustipatedinCA
Jun 2013
#14