Allowing the relevant authorities to control, shut down and arrest serious crimes doesn't turn a country into a surveillance state.
Poor surveillance controls do though - let's perhaps fix those instead of allowing garbage like Flock to spread and then hand wring? EU started with GDPR, let's see others follow and build on it?
Creating a surveillance state isn't going to solve human trafficing.
Allowing the relevant authorities to control, shut down and arrest serious crimes doesn't turn a country into a surveillance state.
Poor surveillance controls do though - let's perhaps fix those instead of allowing garbage like Flock to spread and then hand wring? EU started with GDPR, let's see others follow and build on it?
As the parent poster pointed out, doing nothing and pretending this doesn’t happen doesn’t fly anymore.
I guess, welcome to the middle age of tech? The part where you have to pick up the pieces and clean up the mess that you see around you.