Data retention changes public behaviour - survey
Posted by Richard in Data Retention at June 5th, 2008
Florian Sander blogs that:
A new survey shows that data retention laws influence the actual behavior of citizens in Germany.
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The fundamental problem with surveillance is that it changes people. People under surveillance behave differently than people who are not monitored - differently than free people.
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Hat tip: Rob, via the [ORG-Discuss] mailing list.
