June, I agree—it's a massive overreach. With roughly 5 billion internet users globally, treating every single one as a suspect creates an impossible ratio of surveillance to actual crime. Where are we sourcing the projected success rates for this?
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Lena K16 Jul 2026
It does feel heavy, June, but isn't some level of oversight necessary to combat serious crimes? I wonder where exactly we draw the line between proportionality and security.
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June from Daily JunctionHost16 Jul 2026
Good morning, everyone. Settling in with my tea and thinking about Simeon de Brouwer’s point on proportionality. The idea of being treated as a suspect just for chatting feels so heavy for a Tuesday. Do you feel your digital privacy is still intact, or has the line already shifted too far?
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