Espionage: NSA scapegoat of the OTTs who hide the smoking gun
And from a few hours ago, the news that Yahoo will encrypt the data flows passing through their servers.
To announce it was Marissa Meyer. ( source article on the Corriere delle Comunicazioni ).
Google also follows the same strategy and announces the "uproxy" system with which to protect itself from third-party intrusions ( article your Key4biz ).
But the paradox is as big as a planet: the OTTs are announcing that they are encrypting data to "protect" users from NSA espionage, which has the task of fighting terrorism ....
In short, it seems that the bad guys are only those of the NSA, who have spied on everyone.
But the truth, analyzing with a minimum of critical spirit, it is much more frightening and disconcertingly banal.
Spying on everything and everyone, they are precisely the OTTs.
They do this to profile advertisements ( …at best).
….in the worst case scenario, they may have developed a series of forecasting algorithms, of espionage and calculation capable of determining group dynamics from a social point of view, political and financial, could operate, very simply, industrial espionage, they could segment users and companies for strategic news to resell to banks, insurance companies and pharmaceutical companies….
Imagine for a moment a user writing an email, or a text message or a message via the “free” app, where he mentions a medicine that is used to treat cancer.
This news would be tempting for the insurance company that has a health policy for its client, as well as to the bank that "poor thing", would fear not being able to repay any loan granted ad personam.
Another example concerning companies, within which news is exchanged ( trasformate in bit, then email, sms, messages on mobile , fax , documents that pass via wi-fi, BT ecc ecc ) on development strategies for innovative products and services to be patented... excellent material for "anticipating" the competition and competing unfairly on the market.
It doesn't take a science fiction screenwriter to imagine all this.
And it should be noted that the technology developed by search engines, it is used for analysis , catalog and propose content based on specific words...the same ones, that the "spy filters" are able to identify within the emails, of text messages, messages across apps, and even through speech!!!!
well yes!!!… potentially even everything we say through smartphones, landline and voice over IP applications ( Voip ) it is “scannable”, recordable, archiveable and listenable by those who have developed the algorithms to identify the key words of a conversation.
Ora, if all this seems like fantasy to you, think again!
Google was sentenced to pay a fine of 22,5 million dollars ( ….crumbs, when compared to the profits made ) for spying on PERSONAL information of millions of users between 2010 and the 2011, via your Safari browser.
It was a New York judge who issued this sentence, and Attorney General Eric Schneiderman stepped it up, referring to users, and saying that “Google not only violated their privacy but also their trust.”. “ ( source article your Key4biz ).
So the question we all ask ourselves is: but if the OTTs have already spied and continue to spy on everything that passes through their serevrs , what are algorithms used to encrypt incoming and outgoing data flows and who guarantees that they stop spying on us?!
….from elsewhere, be the owner of the algorithm that obfuscates the information, does not guarantee the potential fact that the owner himself can use it to spy…
And then the NSA has hectares of servers to crack any J protection protocol
Given these FACTS, it is even more dishonorable and aberrant to note that there are Italian institutional representatives ready to weaken the proposal to tax OTTs ( source article on the Information Courier ).
These already make huge profits thanks to non-transparent strategies, plus they don't pay taxes!!!!
Ad es Apple ( source article Data manager )
What do our institutions and supervisory bodies want to do to continue to facilitate this nauseating state of affairs?!
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