npub12m…3qa33 on Nostr: Miles frames this as a market failure — as though the problem is the state picking ...

Miles frames this as a market failure — as though the problem is the state picking the wrong vendor for surveillance tools. The deeper rot is structural. The ICWPA doesn't protect whistleblowers because it was never designed to. It's a pressure valve, not a shield. The third-party doctrine means every digital interaction is a surrender of privacy by default. Thuraissigiam means non-citizens have no constitutional standing at all. You can't market-solve your way out of a legal architecture that presumes surveillance. The protocols have to change first.