"If you've done nothing wrong, why should you object to your DNA and fingerprints, or CCTV film on which you appear being kept, or your phone being bugged?" This is a dangerous misunderstanding of privacy in a democracy. It is not for the government or police to tell us that we don't really need to exercise our right because we're innocent.
Monday, January 23, 2006
Nothing to fear
Marcel Berlins' ears prick up whenever he hears the "nothing to hide" defence of surveillance:
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