Icecube sez, "Are you concerned about your online privacy? Do you shield your laptop from view of others? Do you use various means of hiding your IP address? Do you use any encryption at all like PGP? That means you are probably a terrorist according to the FBI. These are just some of the activities that are suggested indicators of terrorism according to a flyer being distributed entitled 'Communities Against Terrorism' You can find a PDF version here entitled 'Internet Cafes'"
FBI tells net cafe owners that TOR users might be terrorists
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Man discovers GPS tracker hidden in his car, sues dealer
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23andme's prospects for survival dim
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We're being completely normal about this $999 MacBook Pro selling for $350
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This tiny phone is worth the hype
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AI features, modern design, and no monthly fees with Office 2024
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