Privacy matters: A movie by XS4ALL to raise user awareness to data surveillance

Some of us know the hidden dangers in data surveillance and mass storage of our information. Or as Bruce Schneier would call it: "Wholesale Surveillance and Data mining". But it's not always easy to explain it to the average person and to make him aware of this.

XS4ALL, a Dutch ISP who has always been against the European Dataretention law, has made the following movie. It looks very professional. Be aware, it's in Dutch but still worth a look. Send this to your family and your friends.

Thanks goes to Brenno from DeBeveilingsupdate for providing the link:

http://debeveiligingsupdate.nl/audio/PrivacyMatters.m4v

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