After watching the movie, I have a lot to say, so let's evaluate it first. The rhythm is super slow, and the filming is not exciting at all. Things that were originally very exciting and exciting, in the soft lens, people are not excited. It's too smooth, the footage is too steady, the story is too smooth, and I don't see too much inner struggle. Snowden suddenly supported Obama from the Republican Party who wanted to be on the front line for the country. He also suddenly decided to release all the secrets to give an explanation to himself and the public. He also had an explanation, a little expression, but it was too restrained. Maybe, that's what this guy is. In the end, when I got the information, I could have been a little more nervous. Everything went so smoothly. It was extremely difficult to steal top-secret information from the NSA.
Talk about it. I'm a liberal, but I've never felt less sinful in the world. Yours are worthless and too easily violated. What these people want your privacy to do, there are roughly three categories: selling things to you, daily monitoring, and archiving.
The first category is very simple. For what product you have seen, a machine will infer the match between you and this advertisement, and then calculate whether to bid to buy you during this period of time and watch their advertisement. The first company in the world that does not do evil depends on this to survive. Are you saying this is evil? Probably not. But think about what Baidu has done, recommending the Futian Department to patients, recommending inferior health care products to patients, and recommending messy small advertisements. Your privacy is stored in a user database, how big is this database, you are just a tiny piece on a tiny hard drive, and there is usually a copy to prevent your data from being lost. Of course all this data is anonymous, you have a cool 32-bit random character code, and this information is also provided to everyone voluntarily, really completely voluntarily, any trace of your Internet access can be used to identify you It's you. In short, we live in this category, which brings us a lot of convenience in life, and many, many free, things have two sides, I can't refuse the convenience brought by this kind of privacy being collected. I vote for this kind of monitoring.
The second category is daily monitoring, maintaining world peace. Like in the movie, you and a guy who is suspected of criminal tendencies are separated by 36 layers of relationship, but they will still track you. It's hard to say, but overall I refuse. I'd rather believe that everyone has the right to stick to what they think is right without confusion. Everyone has this right, and we also have the right to send him to see his faith when he implements it. It’s terrible to take precautions before they happen. People’s thoughts can be changed. We have to punish him for his thoughts in one second, and we don’t know if he is the one who will save the earth in the next second. Just like the will of Ultron, anyone who feels unfavorable to the world or Ultron will be ruthlessly destroyed. Think of the iron curtain wall in 1984, Big Brother is everywhere, staring at you all the time.
The third category, the heritage of mankind, is hard to say.
Anyway, thank you Snowden. Privacy is also a manifestation of free will. I need privacy. The government protects national security, national interests, and does not need my privacy.
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