Reply to post: Nothing New in the IPA 2016 - just makes what GCHQ has been doing for years Legal

UK surveillance law raises concerns security researchers could be 'deputised' by the state

JaitcH
WTF?

Nothing New in the IPA 2016 - just makes what GCHQ has been doing for years Legal

Britain, land of the allegedly 'free', has been under the thumb of the government, albeit unknown by most, for around a century and the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 simply codified their activities.

The good thing is they can't prove knowledge - no doubt they are working on mind readers now.

Human Rights includes privacy, Human Rights is a UN Treaty the UK signed up to. Who will protect UK citizens post-Brexit?

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