How many of these rules can you name that don't offer a path to getting an exception? That is standard practice just about everywhere, not proof that there's foul play.
If the current DHS says to use certain routers, and that I shouldn't use certain other routers, I'm just going to assume right away that the purpose is to spy on me.
Which is obviously the reason. I mean, this doesn't even sound controversial. Ahh, yes, you see, the DHS obviously just wants to protect me from bad guys, right? Sure.
Cold-Cell2820 | a day ago
Ah another bribery scheme
Atty_for_hire | a day ago
That’s a bingo!
look_at_tht_horse | a day ago
How many of these rules can you name that don't offer a path to getting an exception? That is standard practice just about everywhere, not proof that there's foul play.
Kahnza | a day ago
In other words the government is taking bribes
My_black_kitty_cat | a day ago
It reminds me of how TikTok was forcibly sold. The US government wants to help enable American companies to gather data on it’s citizens.
Big Brother is watching: Wi-Fi signals can track you in your home
TortelliniTheGoblin | a day ago
And, more importantly, control the media/messaging/information they can get through it.
It was always about controlling the algorithm over china
Alexbob123 | a day ago
Translation: American routers allow the government to spy on us and foreign routers do not.
My_black_kitty_cat | a day ago
Yes, probably something along those lines.
“With WiFi networks being ubiquitous in our everyday lives, the impact of unknown privacy threats is likely severe.”
https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3719027.3765062
No_Size9475 | a day ago
How much Trump Coin will they need to purchase to get an exemption?
Gax63 | a day ago
So, effectively, all of them.
negativepositiv | a day ago
If the current DHS says to use certain routers, and that I shouldn't use certain other routers, I'm just going to assume right away that the purpose is to spy on me.
Which is obviously the reason. I mean, this doesn't even sound controversial. Ahh, yes, you see, the DHS obviously just wants to protect me from bad guys, right? Sure.
twitchy | a day ago
Had no idea Eric makes routers
eggpoowee | a day ago
Additionally they're dressing up surveillance and control as "patriotism" and "security"
Big brother has never been more now
biggetybiggetyboo | a day ago
Jared must have just bought an American router company
Atheizm | a day ago
Ah yes, extortion.
snakevargas | a day ago
This order doesn't appear to cover the $5 Temu WiFi repeaters that plug into a wall socket.
Random_182f2565 | a day ago
Classic
teacher_59 | a day ago
Good. Something is finally being done about Chinese software backdoors.
silverwolfe2000 | a day ago
What if I like people in my backdoor? My body my choice