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Anonymous No.105862312 [Report] >>105862572 >>105862780 >>105863066 >>105863124 >>105863152 >>105863202 >>105863340 >>105864338 >>105870149
>Austrian investigators will soon be allowed to buy malware (“Bundestrojaner”), infiltrate citizens' devices, and monitor them. Uninvolved third parties, including operators of messenger services, will be obliged by law to secretly participate in the surveillance of others. Suspicion of a criminal offense is not required.

https://www.heise.de/en/news/Austria-National-Council-approves-federal-Trojan-horse-10481827.html
Anonymous No.105862328 [Report]
literally 1933
Anonymous No.105862572 [Report]
>>105862312 (OP)
Horrendous
Anonymous No.105862606 [Report] >>105862629 >>105862665 >>105862803 >>105863548 >>105867635 >>105867648
>catching criminals is...le bad!!
Anonymous No.105862629 [Report] >>105862704
>>105862606
>Suspicion of a criminal offense is not required.
Anonymous No.105862665 [Report] >>105862725
>>105862606
you should have cameras in every room! let the government see everything you do!
you have nothing to hide, right? everyone should be totally comfortable with exposing every facet of their existence at all times because they aren't hiding anything!
Anonymous No.105862704 [Report] >>105862787 >>105867649 >>105867649 >>105868031
>>105862629
So? Its not like a policeman stopping and searching you. Its non invasive, it all runs in the background.
Anonymous No.105862725 [Report] >>105862795
>>105862665
This is just some software to monitor internet traffic and computer usage. You sound silly by blowing it up into a problem that its most definitely is not.
A camera in every room of your house is nothing alike this.
Anonymous No.105862780 [Report] >>105862787 >>105867635
>>105862312 (OP)
Is Austria the first country which dared to do this officially? I mean, planting spyware on peoples devices, even when there is no suspicion of doing illegal stuff?

I think this is the most totalitarian law which has been passed in the western world so far.
Anonymous No.105862787 [Report] >>105863021
>>105862704
Privacy is a human right and your stale bait is bad

>>105862780
>I mean, planting spyware on peoples devices, even when there is no suspicion of doing illegal stuff?
No but they always were in some grey area or did it on crossing the border
Anonymous No.105862795 [Report]
>>105862725
It is literally pegasus tier software. But this time, every austrian citzen can have it and the glowies have officially the law on their side.
Anonymous No.105862803 [Report]
>>105862606
>It's okay because it's only targeting criminals!
>No, the government would /never/ arbitrarily declare things as illegal!
Okay anon
Anonymous No.105863021 [Report] >>105863059 >>105866618
>>105862787
>Privacy is a human right and your stale bait is bad
there is no such thing as human rights, human rights are just privileges that the government decided to grant you or is too afraid of taking from you.
Anonymous No.105863059 [Report] >>105863107
>>105863021
>There no such thing
>It's only (thing)
Anonymous No.105863066 [Report]
>>105862312 (OP)
Europe is becoming the new leader of the "free world"
Anonymous No.105863107 [Report] >>105863192
>>105863059
And who decided that privacy is human right and who is gonna grant it to you?
Anonymous No.105863124 [Report] >>105863182
>>105862312 (OP)
Once a nazi always a nazi
Anonymous No.105863152 [Report]
>>105862312 (OP)
So? This only affects people that have sick shit to hide.
>BUT I HAVE A RIGHT TO COMMIT CRIMES
No you don't?
Anonymous No.105863182 [Report]
>>105863124
Calm down Jeremy.
Anonymous No.105863192 [Report]
>>105863107
Everyone has accepted your concession.
Anonymous No.105863202 [Report]
>>105862312 (OP)
>just yuropoor things
kek, money and free speech isn't everything right?
Anonymous No.105863340 [Report]
>>105862312 (OP)
lol, we have this in China for years, get with the times Europeans
Anonymous No.105863548 [Report]
>>105862606
criminals will start using beos
checkmate
Anonymous No.105864338 [Report] >>105870129
>>105862312 (OP)
they already tried to pass it 6 years ago
https://www.courthousenews.com/austrian-court-strikes-down-trojan-horse-surveillance-law/
Anonymous No.105864574 [Report]
When enough people have those upcoming brain chips, they will pass laws that allow mandatory memory scanning and "live brain feed" which includes all 5 senses to be monitored at all times.

Future AI and tech in general is gonna make 1984 look pleasant in comparison.
Anonymous No.105866618 [Report] >>105867664
>>105863021
> there is no such thing as human rights

Human rights are God given.
A country with laws that violate your rights is in rebellion against God.
Anonymous No.105867635 [Report]
>>105862606
Infringing on the privacy of your citizens without letting them even know about it is... le GOOD.
Mass surveillance has never worked.

>>105862780
United States and Israel have been doing this for at least 30 years. Israel has already a big spyware industry, the contracts must be approved by their minister of defence before selling them to foreign entities or governments.
Anonymous No.105867648 [Report]
>>105862606
that meme against jews you just posted on that chinese cartoon forum? criminal offence, get ready to be fined & jailed
Anonymous No.105867649 [Report]
>>105862704
>>105862704
A policeman isn't even allowed to search you with no reason.
Checking your driver license isn't the same thing as getting into your property (even car) to snoop around.
Cops aren't even allowed to open the trunk of your car, they ask you to do that and you can refuse that.
Anonymous No.105867664 [Report]
>>105866618
Which God? The same Abrahamic God that killed almost everyone on earth with a flood? The same God that told people to cast their kids out if they're being difficult?
Anonymous No.105868031 [Report]
>>105862704
making an unbreakable safe with a custom key that can't be forced without destroying the content has never been illegal in any western country.
what's illegal is owning illegal things inside the safe. and even then the police needs a suspicion that you own these things to open the safe. and if they can't open it the capacity of a judge to coerce you into opening it yourself varies greatly from country to country.
Anonymous No.105870129 [Report]
>>105864338
Hopefully the courts will strike it down again, but I wouldn't hold my breath.
Anonymous No.105870149 [Report]
>>105862312 (OP)
>secretly
they're doing it out in the open though? just obey the law and you'll be fine