Submission + - Threats are perhaps coming for our privacy.
An anonymous reader writes: There are many doubts in this society after the IRAA had begun it's lawsuit 'insanity' against 8000 people in October, but for every case including house raids and mass apprehending or some other means, you'll come to notice that there's no explanation from them, for the methods that they used to confirm the peoples' locations, who are sharing files illegally on the internet.
Yes, there's also probabilities like having 'watchdogs' around the planet hired by the anti-piracy related organizations, consisting of millions of people and perhaps hitting the billion figure. What I'm trying to say, is that our private data are perhaps being leaked through this monitoring activities carried out by whoever it is, it could be you, or me, our ISP (Internet Service Provider), or anyone that is relevant to the IRAA's 'watchdog project'. It can be anybody, as long as they have access to various core servers of IP handling systems, our privacy are perhaps being invaded as they look at our transmitting data at random times, or if worse, watching us 24/7 constantly...our data packets that are being received and sent to the internet through the tubes of our ISP will never be affirmed as private and safe unless there's declaration from IRAA that our privacy is NOT being invaded by them.
Nothing is to be confirmed yet regarding this matter as it is just doubts and rumors being pieced together from the 'floating cyberspace'. You may choose to take this into consideration and analyze it even further, or you can delete this and forget about it.
