There is a new kid on the block at GCHQ and he goes by the name of Robert Hannigan - the new director of the agency British surveillance. Since taking the reins, Hannigan has caused uproar with many, including a number of defenders of privacy, saying sites such as Facebook, Twitter and Google are the "network of choice for terrorists and criminal command and control, "indicating that privacy was never an" absolute right ". Talk about how to make a very bad first impression! in a world that is now wise, thanks to documents NSA leak Edward Snowden, the mass government surveillance that took place and underhanded means they went to get their grubby mitts on it, we naturally lost confidence with them - and blame the Internet will not convince us easily restore confidence in the near future.
the debate taking place at the moment is whether technology companies like Facebook and Google should give up the right to privacy and hand over their data to security services.
HMA! we like to be able to broadcast our opinions and Tuesday HMA! COO Danvers Baillieu told Channel 4 News viewers, legal frameworks that must be met when the security services access online communications. He also explained how encryption can prevent intercepted messages are read and noted that encryption is not only ensured by social networks such as Facebook and Twitter.
Robert Hannigan has accused social media to help terrorism, including Islamic State (ISIS), to promote their ongoing campaign of terror by using technology to hide from security agencies that currently rely on business support technology in the fight against terrorism. So bite the hand that feeds you, will not win you friends Mr. Hannigan!
Glenn Greenwald who worked with Edward Snowden, told Channel 4 News that he sees Hannigan calling for a debate on privacy "fear mongering screed most extreme which came from a officer of the security or national intelligence Snowden since reporting began. "
thus, the door debate. HMA us! Robert Hannigan believe the propaganda used to instill fear in people, masquerading under the guise of the fight against terrorism, rather than admit openly that they want our data!
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