Your Government is watcing you!

[astarmathsandphysics]

An American family who serched online for pressure cookers was raided by the FBI who suspected them of being terrorists.

Is this as invasive as the government can get?

[$tyli$h Executive]

Use TOR browser!

[astarmathsandphysics]

I use tor - now you can get the tor browser on your phone. Tor tyends to be a bit slower though.

[StellaHearon]

Wow, that's chilling! Searching for pressure cookers shouldn't trigger a raid. It sounds like something straight out of a wild Poptropica quest! We definitely need more transparency and oversight regarding data collection and privacy. Are there any resources available to learn about citizens' rights in these situations? I wonder if this is related to the Patriot Act...

[MarjorieSchaefer]

It's alarming to think how technology can be misused or misinterpreted, like with the family's experience. I once felt similarly when browsing online for a harmless hobby, and I immediately thought about privacy. It’s essential for us to have safe spaces to explore our interests. Speaking of which, if you're looking for a fun challenge, check out Geometry Dash! It's a great platform to unwind while testing your skills.

[Laiilisa]

Wow, that's terrifying! I can't believe searching for a pressure cooker could lead to that kind of government intrusion. It really makes you think about online privacy. Maybe we all need to be more careful about what we search for. Speaking of unusual situations, my kids were obsessed with this goofy game called Crazy Cattle 3D for a while. It was so random, but at least harmless! This pressure cooker thing is anything but.