Impossible. The only actual discourse I think they have is to either ban 3d printers outright, require that filament/resin etc designed for these is made somehow traceable, or license and/or registrate the purchase and/or used of the printers/filaments.
I think it may depend on where you are. Back when Whatsapp went belly up, myself, my entire family, and every other person I know IRL switched over to signal within a week, so I think it may be more popular than you expect, though still not as popular as Telegram as you noted.
If your destruction is already inevitable because all of NATO is invading your country, then mutually assured destruction begins to look like a good option from the losing position.
For this reason I would argue nuclear war is plausible in the scenario.
You may also say "well the NATO forces may be looking to arrest you and not kill you so logically your best bet is to hold off on nukes", but people, even leaders of countries, often don't react rationally under extreme circumstances so there is definitely a non zero risk of nuclear destruction.
So you said the government would buy it, so I pointed out that the government already has a facial picture of you. Your counterpoint is that it doesn’t have to be the government, in which case, why did you mention it.
I said "government" would be a likely purchaser, not "the" government because I am not talking about any one government. I mentioned it to reinforce the point that any government is a potential buyer for the data, not just the government that has your ID on file, which is counter point to the point you tried to make that "the government already has a facial picture of you" referring to ID when this is not the case for all governments.
As a hypothetical example, I have never been to, or interacted with the government of South Africa. I doubt they have a picture of me. They could likely buy the data if they wanted to, which would give them a picture of me in the hypothetical scenario. They would not otherwise have access to a photo of me. I don't know what is hard to follow about that.
And then you said it’s because it would have meta data on your location, which is weird considering you would have bought tickets with your name on them through payment methods tied to your name.
Yea, and my credit card which I buy the ticket with over the internet does not have a picture of my face with a timestamp verifiably showing that I was at the location, what I was wearing, who I may be with, etc.
You also understand that you can buy things with this neat thing called "Cash" right? Cash is really neat because it's a payment method that doesn't have your name on it.
This is my direct counter point to your statement "you would have bought tickets with your name on them through payment methods tied to your name". Unless you want to deny the existence of physical money, you are plainly wrong here for reasons that are ibid.
You also know that tickets don't typically have your name printed on them right?
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You can go buy a ticket and examine it as close as you like. It is uncommon for them to have your name one them unless they are for some event you have been explicitly invited to, or you ordered them in advance for pick up or through some third party service.
Probably because the public is free to buy tickets for shows AT the location the event is held? And probably because you don't have to show ID to buy such tickets unless you're purchasing liquor with it or seeing an event rated for adults etc? Do they ask for your ID when you go to the ticket office at the movie theater? Cool, they don't at ticket offices at stadiums either, so if someone has been asking you for that when you buy tickets, you should probably check if your identity was stolen because that's not a requirement to get a ticket!
It's almost like you could buy a ticket without your name printed on it using a method of payment which also doesn't have your name printed on it. What a wild idea! It's almost as if this is how this universally worked before people had debit/credit cards.
Oh and if it's a cashless location, there's another really cool thing you can do called "buying a gift card with cash" which gives you a cashless payment method without giving your name and face away which you can also use to purchase tickets as well as food and drink.
Didn't realize a picture of my face was on my football ticket as well.
Ipod Classic, Silver, but without mods it can't read FLAC I believe.
Doesn't need to be your government who's buying. The picture on your license also doesn't come with meta data about your whereabouts when you decide to go to something as simple as a sporting event.
Biometric data of individuals faces. Biggest buyer for that market would be law enforcement/government I'd expect.
To database and sell your biometric data at the expense of privacy under the guise of convenience. This is contemporary business 101. First either steal data or lie through a grinning face to acquire data, then sell the data.
I'm not so sure about that. Windows despite its ads is still generally usable or at least readable, but adblockers affect almost every website, and in a much more extreme way, without which renders some websites virtually unusable. As someone else said, installing another browser is also far easier than taking backups, installing an entirely new OS, implementing your backups, and learning an entire new OS which may not readily support the software you have licensed from windows for most users.
Users care a lot about convenience. I expect that they weigh installing and learning linux etc as less convenient than the ads in windows which is why they would not switch, but I expect when it comes to this case, they would weigh installing a different browser with adblock as much more convenient than using the internet with ads on every single website.
Wow good job Spain.
I guess this works because email doesn't exist.
I guess this works because file sharing applications and websites don't exist.
I guess this works because VPN's free and paid don't exist.
I guess this works because Tor, i2p, Freenet, and Yggdrasil don't exist.
I guess this works because torrenting doesn't exist.
I guess this works because black markets don't exist.
I guess this works because chat applications don't exist.
To be a fly on the wall of these government meetings where they talk about this shit would surely be the funniest fucking thing in the world.
I went one year and six months. It was bad. I'm wishing you the best.