Lords Sneak UK Internet Snooping Law into Bill
Bills like this worry me greatly as an advocate for internet freedoms and because of a desire to a right to privacy.<p>When I discuss government plans for the internet with non-technical people it worries me even more that they aren't at all concerned about it. I hear arguments like 'I have nothing to hide' and 'If it stops terrorism, why not'.<p>I try to tell people that they should demand a right to privacy from the state, but I find it hard to not come across as a tin foil hat wearing goverment-skeptic. What arguments do you use with people that don't understand the web all that well to get them to care about this stuff?