Living in a surveillance state: Mikko Hypponen at TEDxBrussels
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- čas přidán 27. 08. 2024
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The best ted talk I've seen, very interesting, passionate and hopeful.
Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety
- Benjamin Franklin
Get used to it. Welcome to the cyber era.
Ok then no more road checks for checking for drunks.
There's somthing to mention about the "I have nothing to hide" Argument, and it's pretty simple. What you did in the past may comply with the law of today, but may collide with future law. Therefore anything you ever did&wrote can turn against you.
It is not just that, but paranoid corrupt governments such as that of The United Slaves of America, are hardly looking for mere "compliance" with the so-called "laws". Those evil Satanist witchcraft manipulators are looking to manipulate and corrupt the entire world. So it isn't just what you might have done that might be wrong, but rather, who can they manipulate.
Didn't I see something some time ago, that corrupt government wanted to have a much-more-complicated passport application form? Including questions about who your relatives are. Now what could they possibly need that information for? Presumably, so if you manage to escape from their evil clutches, they can know who are your relatives who are still stuck in this evil police state, that they might torture so as to manipulate or threaten you - even though you think you did nothing wrong.
What does the saying "Gun registration is a prelude to gun confiscation" mean? I think that would be an example of the point that you were making.
And "persons of interest" seems to be increasingly meaning, people who might be critical of the government. Whatever happened to free speech? A corrupt government who considers its own subjects to be its enemies, is so corrupt as to be illegitimate. In the past, weren't such backwards manipulative governments, called "communist"?
read through the patriot act. modern laws are becoming retroactive so that something you did legally ages ago, are now prosecutable
+Mark Edwards
Who has time to read through all those fake laws of liar politicians? Upon what real basis are hardly any of our supposed "laws" based upon? We even have fake elections in which dead people are allowed to vote DemocRAT, and how many millions of illegal immigrants voted for Obama, who was ineligible to run for the office of President, what with him being born in Kenya, hating the country, and all?
Maybe more people should explore leaving Babylon America, while they still can, before the next major false flag, such as that 9-11 was an inside job.
Yeah, breathing is probably "illegal" by now, yet we have no real choice but to breathe? ObamaCare, a tax upon breathing. Unbelievable, that evil politicians would charge a tax upon breathing, when God gave us the air for free.
+Mark Edwards The Patriot Act is a massive travasty of justice. If you're not from the future, you can't be prosecuted for your legal actions. For instance, our (mine and his) president was sent to jail for our own little 'patriot act' after WWII for (the President) abiding the law. If you live in America, kiss your little liberties goodbye. I want to press upon you that this is not trolling.
Don't forget, the world will be overrun by zombies and distopian oppressive governments. Life, in reality, isn't a Y.A. novel. Get real.
That was awesome, and everyone should seriously watch this.
Such a shame more people have not seen this talk. It's crucial to anybody to understand the basics on what's actually happening at the moment. Especially if you are not a US citizen.
tissot233 too bad you’re not an American😂
Awesome talk. Thanks Mikko !!! In Greece nobody explains these things to people, and if someone would try to, nobody would listen. Everyone is socked by the austerity economic program and practicaly has no mind for these issues. It's a pitty for us. With our blog ID-ont, we're trying to give some information, but...
You guys host your blog email at gmail, without pgp. Such privacy policy negates the message you are trying to convey.
I think it should be mandatory for everyone to watch this video. For many (me included) it seems to be difficult to understand that our privacy is actually being invaded by foreign governments and how serious the consequences of that invasion can be. Let's imagine a war started between US and Europe. By exposing private information about European politicians and soldiers, US could easily cause massive chaos in Europe.
We are allies now, but nobody knows what the situation is 50 years from now.
Most excellent subject-J'ADORE ÉNORMÉMENT-Merci
Impressive talk.
Great talk!
I enjoyed the talk but can't get over the FOR AYNERS. :)
Great talk Mikko.
Great talk :) fantastic
The irony of this video being posted to an American service ;-)
An excellent speech, let's hope the general populous take heed.
The video is still available... because this way they can monitor the comments......
@@cinegraphics damn, true
By signing up to these coporate services you're entrusting them with your data like any service, on or off the internet. The surveillance state just gobbles up everything. They work for the citizens, and the citizens didn't ask for it and they don't want it.
Great talk, thanks Mikko.
Oh nice to see someone actually advertising open source ;)
I think it has to be bit more common knowledge what open source is and what software is or isnt.
Interesting as usual.
Two years ago, the NSA talks about a new facility they broke ground on in Utah which would serve to filter traffic collected from all over the world. Fast-forward to today...the facility is turning out to be a waste of money- it's plagued with problems; they can't even get reliable power to the building.
douro20 yes that is the "truth" I don't believe any thing any government says so it all works perfectly but they say it doesn't so they can get more money and everyone thinks they are safe coz they are all bumbling idiots , plz use your brain and think about what they are really doing!!!
It's very easy to open up your cell phone and disable the GPS chip or install a power switch to disconnect the power entirely in phones with built in batteries such as iphones... I retasked the ringer switch on my i phone 4 to function as a hard kill power switch. Then you don't need to disable the GPS function as it does come in handy. If you want to not be tracked simply flip the switch. You can't track a phone with its battery disconnected...
Post some videos showing us how you did it. It would be a great help to the community.
Wrap your phone in tinfoil , job done.!!!
I wonder is this still works now, 5 years later? I heard you're not legally allowed to open an iPhone up any more...
WOW... fantastic Mikko. Except the Linux kernel may be compromised as well. There wad a recent video where Linus made some interesting comments.
me leaving a comnent or face book asking "what are we thinking?"
it's none of their business :)
I'm from the U.S. and trust me, i don't want a domestic big brother. Hold my government accountable! This is a human rights issue that every civilized democracy should uphold!
I SEE IT LIKE BEING IN JAIL FOR ALL OF US..
rise above the surveillance state, take note of the moves and plan your strategy . they will be too busy watching you they wont realize your egging them on in the direction you want! Right into your own personalized crucible.
A stranger approached me and claimed to be hacking me but he reported that he also got hacked. Then I got hacked and google made it impossible to restore the account. I have no idea of who was involved but I was physically assaulted by a North Korean. I am not Korean.
Nice one Mikko!
Very nicely dressed sir-
In London today, one of the spy chiefs being interview over the survelliance issue blamed snowden for assisting paedophiles.. lol
I am finding it really annoying that his name was spelled incorrectly.
I'm on his side.
I think surveillance is great I love it. Surveillance is not the problem
Says u...😵
how's that aging ?
When will we hear about "smart dust" and beyond now on the market? !
Wishful thinking as every single thing you do is available to be Monitored weather you have a cell phone or not , Computers are in all kinds of things , They can use lights in your Home as Speakers and Cameras , your toaster will be talking to your fridge soon . Cars are full of Computers , As you walk busy streets Cameras are using face recognition , You don't even have to be active on Social Media , Every Place you Shop has a Profile on You . Just Sayin :\ QC
Yep
Every thing is a lie.
are you lying?
1100 like : 18 dislikes. That is something we all can agree upon.
Wow I wonder about the state of things now...camera' s in every waiting room.. what is this world coming to?
Welcome to the New World.!.!
Anthony Burns the new world disorder.!!!
it was the Europeans who came over here to Turtle Island and Colonized it!!
got a link to Linus' comments?
This dude took the whole damn bottle of red pills
How could we possibly trust open source software to be secure? At least I know where the data mined from google is going. I think the only real solution is to go off the grid but lets be honest I aint doing that any time soon.
whycantthiswork the most secure enterprise operating system (OS) is hands down Linux, a free open source project.
When the code is open to the public, you get people looking at the code to fix any problems, and provide end user control for information distribution.
You can’t avoid google search, but there’s a secure open source option for whatever else you use. Is it as streamlined? no, but is it secure? It’s more!
The advantage of having a foreign Big Brother is that they usually don't have jurisdiction to arrest you for Thought Crime.
Are VPNs an answer to this surveillance or are they a useless added expense
“11th of September 2007” oh how convenient
Why can't Europe step forward? Creat web services that are certified "US Big Brother FREE"
Dimitri Karunaratne because America is the greatest country on earth
@@TMcK615 yes.. leading the word in gun violance and number of people in prison
It's 1984. Are there any men left? I am I the last man?
He's referring to /watch?v=7gRsgkdfYJ8
Francois.. I cant attach links here just do a google search of "Linus torvalds government" and you will find a youtube video and articles..
PM Me if you can't find it..
It's the year 2013 and people can't write names correctly...
who will actually interpret all the data?
Ingrates. Foreigners think we're rude? The US helps govts world wide prevent acts of terror but we never hear about it.
From 1776 to now the American people have been listening to people like you wanting "protection" and look what we have become. The Constitution says nothing about surveilance only privacy in your home. If the American people would quit funding the surveilance it would stop. You must be with the defense / CIA department keeping us scared, and giving you a reason to be on stage which keeps you employed.
I'm not a foerainer.
"fellow EU country" not anymore
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Said fadefade.
You don't seem to recognize jokes.
I know this video is old but what about Apple Inc. situation here? FBI asked Apple to create backdoor access to Iphone because San Bernardino terrorist attack in US and Apple refused to create.
How can you know what companies said happened, really happened?
on the graph they show you apple is on it pay attention to what your watching lol
Maybe its a joke maybe its not.. You willing to place a bet like these post-snowden days... It would not be beyond imagination to see a further disclosure by Snowden/Guardian about NSA OS/Backdoor Access.
Five years ago you thought what this man said was a joke. Do you still think that?
If you are outraged at this issue then get out and protest in your city this N0V 5th. Million Mask March dot org Be a part of the change we need.
He's a security expert and a columnist. He makes demands for more secure systems to ensure privacy yet creates nothing to meet those demands. I'd like to know if he is funding anything, at least, to bring about the creation of new secure infrastructure. Otherwise he's preaching to the choir.
Bet you're now on an enemy of the state list now for speaking such truth, it's alright I'm probably on one for using Linux.
Snowden was a traitor who developed a nice cover story for rubes. He is somehow making a living in Russia. Snowden stole something on the order of 1.5 million documents. If he had been a traitor, he would have stolen at least 2 million. (NOTE TO MILLENIALS: That was a joke.)
why is there an expectation of privacy? why is there such a high demand for privacy?
how does privacy assist freedom of expression and of opinion and democracy?
You speak, write and talk differently if you know you are being watched, don't you? The Reason people talk so much shit on the Internet is because they think they are anonymous. But that is also enabling them to express their maybe unpopular opinions. Take the Polls in recent election as an example: Right leaning candidates lose in surveys, but win in the election. Why? Because the election is anonymous and people therefore express their real opinion there. Not that that outcome is particularly nice in my opinion, but that's how democracy works.
yes, one could act differently when hiding behind anonymity. seems rather cowardly, but sure thats a possibility. doesnt really seem to benefit democracy...much
an honest exchange of opinions with your reputation on the line seems a bit more appealing to me.
That's of course the more noble way, but people have been fired, their livelihood destroyed, because of a controversial tweet. It's also easier to shut people up if they know you have a lot of maybe sensible data about them, you could also directly Blackmail them. Open exchange is only possible if the wrong opinions aren't punished. But if your Opinion is not known, you can't be punished for it.
Limo Lihl everything you mention just enforces the idea that we should be open and honest, and good people. consequences for repulsive actions.
of course any nuance is destroyed online, but that's a separate issue.
people should not "expect" privacy while in a public arena, and the internet is the most public construct we have ever built.
But why should the Internet be excluded from the privacy that is expected in other Areas? You don't want your Phone calls listened to, your letters opened etc. why should that not be extend to your Twitter dm's, search history and so on?
I realize this is an old video, but I just saw it for the first time. I find his sense of outrage somewhat amusing. He calls the U.S. a surveillance state, but European countries have been doing this and far more for years to their own citizens. In England, virtually everything is monitored via a CCTV system with more cameras, per capita, than any other three countries combined, including Russia.
I am not implying that his facts are incorrect, just that his outrage is a little misplaced. If he thinks that the EU's version of the NSA doesn't know they are sharing information with the NSA, then maybe he is just a little too naive.
Although he has valid points, his constant "America is the source of all evil" banter takes away from his message.
+Daniel
While I disagree that he is constantly implying that the US is "the source of all evil", you've missed the context if you have an issue with it.
+Daniel No, the point is America is a surveillance state which will continue to monitor with or without permission. We don't want to live in a surveillance state. We respect our privacy. No other country can replace America, because they could do the same. That's why the solution is open source. Free open source software which can be 100% secure.
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I think this guy is just mad because America did it first. So you’re telling me if Sweden did it first they wouldn’t be doing the same thing. Because they are morally a better nation? Look at the swedish banking system. 😂 God Bless America!
This talk is really stupid and misses true point in all of this. If American government can do it, than anyone whit enough talent can do it. If you send something into internet anyone can catch it and used it against you.
There's nothing new under the sun...including paranoia