[p0w3n3d]

In Poland during the Soviet occupation (1945-1989) people were beaten and jailed for having a copier that would be used for copying magazines and brochures

[FromHoiPolloi]

I'd argue it was a vassal state, not occupied (per se) at least from the 1950's onwards. Yes, the soviet troops did station in Poland, but the beatings were administered by other Polish citizens.

[stillvasals]

It still is, it just changed owners.

[bit-anarchist]

And who would be the owners? Give names.

[Terr_]

Nowadays your printer puts secret markings into everything, and Microsoft and Apple can link those to your account and IP address.

[justsomehnguy]

> during the Soviet occupation

Yep, things were waaay better in 1938, right?

NB: I like how [0] just ignores everything between 1918 and 2007.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Czech_Republic%E2%80%93Poland_...