| Does anyone watch american TV shows ? The idea that security > privacy is brainwashed into the american masses. Does anyone work as a sysadmin ? wheel users can read every one's data. Does anyone go to internet facebook/forums/mailing-lists ? They are mini totalitarian states where lusers are killed. The rhetoric ? Order and kill spam. The point is, internet has never been a shining example of democracy. There are no privacy laws for sysadmins. The internet ocean-tubes are owned by the government, the fact that they want to read email is no fairer than forum admin "banning" lusers or running sql. In 1984, every home has a cctv. Our 1984 is a paradise. TV's are the thought police. Hollywood takes care of public anger. Internet gives faux democracy. The government didn't do anything with it. The government only copied what admins since 1980 have been doing. You are interacting a with an interactive cctv ! |
By using a system, you presumably agree to some terms and conditions you never read. Since I also never read them, I'm going to go ahead and presume that those terms and conditions state that any data or activity on said machine is and can be monitored by a sysadmin. If you don't want to be watched, you have to be the sysadmin.
Since I'm too noob to downvote, I thought I'd just chime in here and inform you that you are wrong.