Government Surveillance Is Getting Out of Hand

Age verification started with pornography. Then social media. Now governments want it on operating systems, in message scanning and across every aspect of your digital life. But nobody is asking the security community how to do this safely.

Age verification companies are gathering biometric data, saying they don't retain it, then getting hacked anyway. Encryption backdoors have been discussed for years. And every new regulation is being implemented without consulting the people who actually understand the risks.

Jim Rees explains why government surveillance is getting out of hand and why security professionals need to be part of the conversation before more damage is done.

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