Hacker Kim Dotcom Issues Dark Warning on Surveillance, Electronic Voting Machines, and Nuclear War
Kim Dotcom, the controversial tech entrepreneur and founder of Megaupload, discusses the erosion of digital privacy, government surveillance, and the political and technological forces shaping global power dynamics. He argues that mass surveillance is now ubiquitous, encryption is comprom
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