Snoopers charter

They can do what they, and every other government, has been doing anyway.

Nothing, really. It's just legalising what they were already doing.

If anything it might make things better in the long run, since legal spying is more transparent and easier to keep an eye on than illegal spying.

>>57632337
>>57632386
>t.britcuck

>>57632405
The NSA does the same. Except that you have laws against it so they have to keep it completely secret.

The 4th amendment is in fucking tatters and you're calling other people cucks

>>57632386
The things you'd want to "keep an eye on" they will just keep doing in secret. They just shifted the overton window. Freedom is dying m8

Where is left to VPN to? Japan? Somewhere in the 3rd world?

is there any way to protect yourself from this? or at least thwart it?

>>57632277
>What does this mean for the UK?
It means you are still subjects. Not citizens.

>>57633391
Pick a vpn that's in a neutral state, or Russia since they don't work with western governments.

>>57633669
>or Russia since they don't work with western governments
I get that, but they censor too much.

>>57633713
Sorry I didn't think of that, I know VPNs in Hong Kong don't censor.

>>57633391
Just use Switzerland. They're not literally thousands of miles away but have no real EU or US affiliation

>>57633818
That would have been a decent suggestion this time last month:

http://fortune.com/2016/09/25/switzerland-surveillance/