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Just use shit like goodbyedpi.
What is hilarious is that shit like this exist in the West since at least the Bush era, you have blackboxes in every ISP that do that shit the gov' is controlling every access point, etc…
What's more likely is that shit ALREADY EXIST in Russia and laws are passed AFTER the fact because it was shit the gov and ISPs were already doing but did under military secret and was technically illegal.
Online privacy from the government IS A FUCKING MYTH, the minute you make the wrong list is the minute they will throw enough resource at you to make any security measure perfectly useless.
>Just use pen and paper LOL.
No, if it's the government what is stopping them to break into your place and install bugs and camera? Besides budget constraints?
Do you see how it's just a matter of how much resources they want to dedicate to your ass?
But the kicker is, for the exact same reason, general mass surveillance is useless to governments, China doesn't control the Chinese internet despite having built their entire network to do so.
>Why do they do it then?
Because they're the government… some guy made a report saying this shit would be nice (as a tool for the handful of time where that shit would be useful, terror/spying, etc) but government employees and politicians at a large aren't exactly competent so they make stupidly broad laws that will never be applied.
Think of it this way it's illegal to drink and drive in Russia that doesn't stop hundred of thousands to do so every week…
Anti-piracy laws will never be applied because EVERYONE pirates.
What is important is privacy from private operators that don't need to know your dick size to sell you toothpaste because just like private police and private armies will lead to systemic abuse by small band of cronies, it's is giving small groups political and social control in complete disregard of laws, ethics and republican spirit.
That shit is the most dangerous.
If the government want to know what size is your asshole they send two guys with badges and ask you to cough.