California can share your baby's DNA sample without permission, but new bill could force state to publicly reveal who they're giving it to

Anticorp , 1 month ago

Fuck this system.

dukethorion , 1 month ago

Hmm... Wonder if it'll be easier to chip every newborn, or barcode the back of the neck?

possiblylinux127 , 1 month ago

I think that obedience collars would be great for reducing crime.

terminhell , 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

True privacy is impossible at this point. Born into the system, molded by it...

Punk_face , 1 month ago

Born into the matrix

possiblylinux127 , 1 month ago

Except you can not escape

YarHarSuperstar , 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

That's what you think.

dies

possiblylinux127 , 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago)

You still can not escape. They track you after death. Just look:

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I'm sorry, I just miss the chaos of reddit

admiralteal , 1 month ago

Preventing the collection of data by the state may be impossible, but they should be accountable for who has it, who it's given to, and they should need to go through proper due process to use it against you in any kind of official proceeding.

It might be impossible to get everyone out of the databases, but we can at least force warrant requirements and the like.

Anticorp , 1 month ago

It's not even close to impossible. It is very possible to end the collection of private data. We just need a law that makes it illegal. Unfortunately the people who make the laws are the ones who want to install cameras in your bathroom so they can watch you poop.

ReakDuck , 1 month ago

What a time to be alive....

possiblylinux127 , 1 month ago

That's really horrible to think about

FartsWithAnAccent , 1 month ago

Well that's pretty fucked up, glad I don't live in California (for lots of reasons).