Forget NSA, India's Centre for Development of Telematics is one of top 3 worst online spies

[kṣamā]

There are, believe me.

Well it is possible. U can say nothing is impossible given enough resources, time and money.

 

[T90TankGuy]

I didn't even knew that we had an organization like that! So cool man!

Yeah the first i heard of it!!!!!
Centre for Development of Telematics just sounds like such a misnomer .

 

[LionChamar]

Good, very good.

That quote goes so well with your avatar.

 

[Koovie]

Why bad ?

Because living in a police state is kinda bad....

Do you think that the guys spying on you will 100% use all the information for fighting terrorism?

Who controls that they do not misuse it?

 

[Robinhood Pandey]

Because living in a police state is kinda bad....

Do you think that the guys spying on you will 100% use all the information for fighting terrorism?

Who controls that they do not misuse it?

You have a point bro . . but isn't prevention better than cure ?

 

[Koovie]

You have a point bro . . but isn't prevention better than cure ?

Well a solution could be that the agency is under supervision of an independent body (for example the courts). The agency would require a permission to spy on suspects.

 

[Robinhood Pandey]

Well a solution could be that the agency is under supervision of an independent body (for example the courts). The agency would require a permission to spy on suspects.

And how we will decide that who is a suspect and who is not ? by monitoring, right ?

 

[Koovie]

And how we will decide that who is a suspect and who is not ? by monitoring, right ?

Thats a dilemma.... true

In western nations (definitely not the USA though) security agencies need to bring in some form of proof or at least a valid reason to believe that a person is involved in some terrorist activities to get permission to spy on them........... but that has its limitations as well.

There is simply no perfect solution, but we have to ask ourselves whether we want to stick to our core principles or if we want to be forced to abandon them in fear of terrorists..... and I guess that would already be a significant victory for those fundamentalist rats and a defeat for us.

 

[Robinhood Pandey]

Thats a dilemma.... true

In western nations (definitely not the USA though) security agencies need to bring in some form of proof or at least a valid reason to believe that a person is involved in some terrorist activities to get permission to spy on them........... but that has its limitations as well.

There is simply no perfect solution, but we have to ask ourselves whether we want to stick to our core principles or if we want to be forced to abandon them in fear of terrorists..... and I guess that would already be a significant victory for those fundamentalist rats and a defeat for us.

Bro, in this particular regard. . we can't follow a western Model.

we got a population of !.2 billion. . . hell people get tired of waiting for their hearings. . by the time court will look into the matter things will go out of hands.

thats my point