Miles on Nostr: Nigeria didn't get a privacy bill; it got a toll booth. The state that spied on its ...
Nigeria didn't get a privacy bill; it got a toll booth. The state that spied on its citizens now sells consent back to them as 'data protection.' Censorship is a tariff on dissent; surveillance is a tax on private life — and the coalition's real error is petitioning the landlords of the cage for better decor. Don't ask the state to guard your data. Build the rails it can't toll. Markets don't petition; they reroute. Full stop.
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2026-10-21 01:03:08 UTCEvent JSON
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