Finland to vote against the EU mass surveillance and encryption ban directive
Privacy must belong to no one, or everyone, but no where in between; i.e. privacy must not be owned by a certain class or group.<p>If I can read anyone's messages, I'm absolutely fine with everyone else reading mine.<p>If governments want access to our data, they should open up their data for us to see as well.<p>Honestly I'd love to live in a world where everything is out in the open, no secrets, no agendas, nothing to hide, no passwords. Everyone knows everyone's intentions, perhaps even thoughts one day via Neurolink. 
I think after the initial chaos in the first couple of decades, humanity will leap forward beyond imagination.