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Phones Smuggled Out of North Korea Are Exactly What May Be in Store for Us - Political Signal
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BBC journalists have got their hands on an unprecedented device. A North Korean smartphone. The phone, which was smuggled out of the world's most isolated country late last year, is an example of how far the communist regime here goes. It corrects banned South Korean slang and snoops on users virtually non-stop.
Phones Smuggled Out of North Korea Are Exactly What May Be in Store for Us - Political Signal
We often wonder what surveillance tactics our digital overlords and their friends in law enforcement might have in store for us one day — if they get their way. Speaking broadly, the surveillance tactics of nosy democracies flow downstream from authoritarian states. Sure, the United States or the United Kingdom, say, don’t have something like […] The post Phones Smuggled Out of North Korea Are Exactly What May Be in Store for Us appeared first o…
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