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by cypherpunks01
2657 days ago
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They're just regular departments of their respective states. That is to say, probably about average susceptibility to hacking and social engineering. I don't know any specifics about what might be sent to the feds, but you can be damn sure if the IRS or any other federal agency calls the state they will fully cooperate. None of this would actually work to hide from the government, just from random non-expert members of the public. |
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In 2019, one should be most worried about throngs of people who have less income and delusions of grandeur who can organize their groupthink online.