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General Discussion => General Discussion => The Great Reset, New World Order & Global Mind Control => Topic started by: ~Souza~ on April 14, 2010, 04:52:52 PM
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http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/04/14/libr ... index.html (http://www.cnn.com/2010/TECH/04/14/library.congress.twitter/index.html)
Library of Congress to archive your tweets
By Doug Gross, CNN
April 14, 2010 5:31 p.m. EDT
(CNN) -- Every 140-character snippet of info you've ever shared publicly on Twitter will soon have a home next to the Declaration of Independence.
Twitter and the Library of Congress announced Wednesday that every public tweet posted since Twitter started in 2006 will be archived digitally by the federal library.
The purpose, according to a blog post by Library of Congress communications director Matt Raymond, is to document "important tweets" as well as gather information about the way we live through the sheer masses of tweets on the site.
"I'm no Ph.D., but it boggles my mind to think what we might be able to learn about ourselves and the world around us from this wealth of data," Raymond said in the post. And I'm certain we'll learn things that none of us now can even possibly conceive."
Twitter says it receives about 55 million tweets every day -- amounting to billions of them since its inception.
Only tweets from public Twitter feeds will be included, not those that have been set as private.
For that reason, one expert didn't think the move would raise huge concerns among privacy activists.
"Twitter was always designed to be public," said John Verdi, senior counsel at the Electronic Privacy Information Center in Washington. "And I think folks understand that whatever they post on Twitter is meant to be searchable. So I don't see a big issue here."
Verdi said he would feel differently if the federal government seeks to identify users through their tweets or to match Twitter users with other information about citizens that is stored in federal databases.
Examples of notable tweets the library cited Wednesday include the first-ever tweet from Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey, the tweet on Barack Obama's account after he won the 2008 election and a pair of tweets from a photojournalist who was arrested in Egypt, then freed after a series of events stemming from his use of the micro-blogging site.
"It's very exciting that tweets are becoming part of history," Twitter said Wednesday on its official blog. "The open exchange of information can have a positive global impact. This is something we firmly believe and it has driven many of our decisions regarding openness."
The announcement came during Twitter's first Chirp conference for developers.
It's a busy news time for the site, which saw massive growth in early 2009 and, according to co-founder Biz Stone, now has more than 105 million registered accounts.
Also Wednesday, Google announced it will soon allow users to search Twitter's entire database, pulling up what was being said about a particular topic at a particular time.
And Tuesday, Twitter rolled out its much-anticipated advertising platform, a plan that will let advertisers pay to have their tweets appear at the top of searches.
Far from being just a depository for old paper documents -- like a rough draft of the Declaration of Independence and a Gutenberg Bible -- the Library of Congress has been compiling information from the Internet for years.
According to Raymond, the library houses more than 167 terabytes of Web-based information, including legal blogs, Web sites of candidates for national office, and Web sites of members of Congress, collected since 2000.
On Wednesday afternoon Twitter users already were responding, sometimes comedically, to the news.
"I'd like to thank the Library of Congress for proving my graduating class wrong when they said I was least likely to ever be found in one," wrote blogger Ruth Akers.
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That is just wow.. think i'll be locking my account again!
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I think I will delete some of my tweets lool
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I never wanted one... and that´s the reason why...
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I don't think this is a good thing and I don't have a twitter account.
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All i write in there is BS lol don't think it's important
Glad I don't talk about nwo or whatever on there ...i got youtube for that , though google bought youtube if im correct aie aie aie
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This is just the top of the iceberg because said publicly. How the World Wide Web could be something private in the first place ? Manipulation as usual to make people think that it is possible to have a secret internet life but I don't really think that it's possible.
Even if twitts are public it is a different thing to collect them into a data base.
"I'm no Ph.D., but it boggles my mind to think what we might be able to learn about ourselves and the world around us from this wealth of data," Raymond said in the post. And I'm certain we'll learn things that none of us now can even possibly conceive." Really ? I wonder what kind of things and for what purpose ? Seriously they're not doing that to satisfy their thirst of knowledge. :?
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All i write in there is BS lol don't think it's important
Glad I don't talk about nwo or whatever on there ...i got youtube for that , though google bought youtube if im correct aie aie aie
LOL I talk a lot of NWO so I deleted all my tweets about that
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All i write in there is BS lol don't think it's important
Glad I don't talk about nwo or whatever on there ...i got youtube for that , though google bought youtube if im correct aie aie aie
LOL I talk a lot of NWO so I deleted all my tweets about that
See, this is what happens when people get scared, and this is exactly what they want to accomplish. They want you to shut up, and for sure not tweet about things they rather not see out there as those tweets could wake people up and make them realize they're f-ed around. It's about fear and control.
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All i write in there is BS lol don't think it's important
Glad I don't talk about nwo or whatever on there ...i got youtube for that , though google bought youtube if im correct aie aie aie
LOL I talk a lot of NWO so I deleted all my tweets about that
Why??? So you are silenced already with one article? I guess they are succeeding already.
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I've tweeted about the Illuminati and NWO but I'm not going to delete my tweets about that. I mean they already know that we know about them so I see no point in deleting my tweets about that. Besides I have freedom of speech.
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:mrgreen:
OH I LOVE Mo and Souza, you ladies are so Freakin SMART and BADASS!!
:mrgreen:
:geek:
Peace
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Library of Congress is not that bad.... Libraries must archive everything (like books etc) including internet web pages - for future generations. I am sure they will focus mainly on famous people's tweets - like AllJack5ons for example... ;) and won't be bothering that much with private tweets. But, again - I might be wrong... :?
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Yeah, they know I´m here in plane sight giving some war for years now... :lol:
But social networks it´s something a really don´t feel like getting into...
Maybe because they use it to survey people to provide advertising and that´s really anoying...
If I´m not wrong there is a documentary on the world according to twitter... similar to the google one.
But I can´t remember it now nor find it.
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Don't delete your tweets, except they contain personal data - but I understood they already saved the data?
Just don't post personal stuff there - that's not only for twitter, but also for Google.
As soon as you put your name into a form at a site that uses GoogleAnalytics f.e. Google has got your name and is able to connect it with your IP. Just as an example. Of course, they deny, they'd do something like that. Yeah, right...
This site uses Google Analytics as well - I just saw it and I'm very surprised!!
@Mo & Souza - I can't really imagine you decided to put it here?
http://www.millionface.com/l/privacy-co ... analytics/ (http://www.millionface.com/l/privacy-concerns-about-google-analytics/)
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All i write in there is BS lol don't think it's important
Glad I don't talk about nwo or whatever on there ...i got youtube for that , though google bought youtube if im correct aie aie aie
LOL I talk a lot of NWO so I deleted all my tweets about that
See, this is what happens when people get scared, and this is exactly what they want to accomplish. They want you to shut up, and for sure not tweet about things they rather not see out there as those tweets could wake people up and make them realize they're f-ed around. It's about fear and control.
You totally understood me
I'm always scared to talk about those stuff in Facebook and now Twitter, and phone, I prefer to talk directly to the person face to face about Illuminati
but yes i'm scared
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There´s lots of pattents about taking data from user that can be found on Google Patents
Something by the way they don´t advertise too much ;) (I mean Google Patents)+
To find Google Patents, you need to google Google Patents... it´s not on the application list...
An a very curious thing about that...
Many of the taking data aplications that can be found on Google Patents use Michael Jackson´s name to set as example on the patent documents... check it if you want...
go Google Patents, search for Michael Jackson et voilá!
http://www.google.com/patents (http://www.google.com/patents)
http://www.google.com/patents?q=michael+jackson (http://www.google.com/patents?q=michael+jackson)
Some of the results are really interesting... plus the Michael´s Smooth Criminal Shoe´s patent is also there...
A little off topic but really interesting to me.
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Sabrina don´t be scared... we´re thousands of people... I should be in heaven by now.
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More power to anyone who wants to archive my tweets. It's not like I have secrets, and if I did, I sure wouldn't tweet them. Everybody's life is on the Internet anyway. Bills, all kinds of records and other things are stored electronically and can be accessed via the Internet regardless of whether someone personally tweets or uses the Internet at all. So it's not like anyone is hiding from anything by not tweeting. Big Brother is always there. And he ain't going anywhere.
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I havent tweeted since june of 2009...my last tweet was about crying over MJ! LOL :lol: :lol: :lol:
I never got twitter and the point of it... but it could be a useful tool, like you guys who are using to spread the truth...
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I havent tweeted since june of 2009...my last tweet was about crying over MJ! LOL :lol: :lol: :lol:
I never got twitter and the point of it... but it could be a useful tool, like you guys who are using to spread the truth...
I don't really get Twitter either. I just tweet stupid random stuff off and on,..not very often either. I think it's really only helpful for people who use cell phones and text a lot (because they can tweet once and it goes to everyone following them so it saves a lot of time)...and since I don't text it is pointless for me in that regard. OR, it's good for people with a website or business or something and they want to send quick updates to lots of people at once. Beyond that, I just don't see the point of it. LOL :D
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All i write in there is BS lol don't think it's important
Glad I don't talk about nwo or whatever on there ...i got youtube for that , though google bought youtube if im correct aie aie aie
LOL I talk a lot of NWO so I deleted all my tweets about that
See, this is what happens when people get scared, and this is exactly what they want to accomplish. They want you to shut up, and for sure not tweet about things they rather not see out there as those tweets could wake people up and make them realize they're f-ed around. It's about fear and control.
i agree with you mo. this is what they want. :)
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Whatever you publish in one way or the other is leaving traces of your life & preferences in web. Don't think that deleting what you posted will solve the issue. It's already on google.
Google is e.g. working on a software for (among others) "seeing devices" and has entered the mobile phone business (developping them). Now you may say - what's wrong with that?
Well, if used properly, you may visit Florence in Italy and while standing in front of Palazzo di Medici scan the building front with your mobile. The reportedly planned interaction with google will send you explanations from e.g. wikipedia on who the Medici were, when they lived and what else is worth visiting on your tourist tour in Florence. Fine solution saving tons of travel pocket books.
You may also think of scanning a person's face with your mobile - sending it to google and google will check in the same way whether they find any data in their database. It may turn out that they scan google images, find a photo that fits, check facebook for the address and social friends, family data, employer, latest CVs, bank accounts, internet preferences (don't download google chrome or add the google toolbar), check google maps and send the results where the person is living back on your mobile. This was discussed early this year and google has no issues with their activities in this.
Whatever you send into web will be stored there. Google does not delete collected data.
Google is the most powerful existing data base on earth. Who has data access? Who is behind google?
Additional data connections may follow. Your telephone and internet connections are open as a book since it is all digitally stored. Your financial data are available from your online banking and digital credit card. Your home may be supervised without you knowing via digital devices (check them for microphones). Your daily movements may be supervised via your mobile phone wandering from cell to cell.
The only temporarly existing issue with all the available data is still that interacting connections are not easy to set up. Data volume is so immence that there are most likely no devices available today that are capable to manage data interconnections of all areas mentioned above. While the superpower data centers are most likely not yet available today this does not mean nobody is working on them.
It is interesting that forces are now directed into reducing conventional weapons on the globe when the danger with most effects on our lives actually is concerning information.
Don't publish your personal data in the web.
Don't even publish "I am a week on vacation". There are enough cases of people to have found their home ravaged when returning - because they left their address with their joy in the web.
Be careful in the web as always when you meet a stranger.
Be careful what you allow others to know about yourself.
If you don't want to be traced down, throw as many digital devices and applications as possible out of your life.
This goes especially to the younger folks in here that are so unconditionally fond of all the new toys.
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Library of Congress is not that bad.... Libraries must archive everything (like books etc) including internet web pages - for future generations. I am sure they will focus mainly on famous people's tweets - like AllJack5ons for example... ;) and won't be bothering that much with private tweets. But, again - I might be wrong... :?
Ha ha, I have purchased some extremely rare books with stamps from Library of Congress that they got rid of a while ago. They are about one of the most precious treasures: human culture and language. It seems they want to sell the good stuff and save the ordinary?
Good idea. I'll buy it all.
:lol:
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This doesn't surprise me. Believe me, they even watch you on facebook. But them @$$holes don't scare me. :twisted:
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I havent tweeted since june of 2009...my last tweet was about crying over MJ! LOL :lol: :lol: :lol:
I never got twitter and the point of it... but it could be a useful tool, like you guys who are using to spread the truth...
I don't really get Twitter either. I just tweet stupid random stuff off and on,..not very often either. I think it's really only helpful for people who use cell phones and text a lot (because they can tweet once and it goes to everyone following them so it saves a lot of time)...and since I don't text it is pointless for me in that regard. OR, it's good for people with a website or business or something and they want to send quick updates to lots of people at once. Beyond that, I just don't see the point of it. LOL :D
I use Twitter only to udate hoax news for people that do not have time to go here :)
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This is wrong.....
Big Brother much?
Cant we do ANYTHING without being watched anymore? :x
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This is wrong.....
Big Brother much?
Cant we do ANYTHING without being watched anymore? :x
I gues not, they are building electric prisonbars arounds us and we have no where to turn. :x
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I dont tweet or use facebook and that is the main reason why...no privacy at all!
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Whatever you publish in one way or the other is leaving traces of your life & preferences in web. Don't think that deleting what you posted will solve the issue. It's already on google.
Google is e.g. working on a software for (among others) "seeing devices" and has entered the mobile phone business (developping them). Now you may say - what's wrong with that?
Well, if used properly, you may visit Florence in Italy and while standing in front of Palazzo di Medici scan the building front with your mobile. The reportedly planned interaction with google will send you explanations from e.g. wikipedia on who the Medici were, when they lived and what else is worth visiting on your tourist tour in Florence. Fine solution saving tons of travel pocket books.
You may also think of scanning a person's face with your mobile - sending it to google and google will check in the same way whether they find any data in their database. It may turn out that they scan google images, find a photo that fits, check facebook for the address and social friends, family data, employer, latest CVs, bank accounts, internet preferences (don't download google chrome or add the google toolbar), check google maps and send the results where the person is living back on your mobile. This was discussed early this year and google has no issues with their activities in this.
Whatever you send into web will be stored there. Google does not delete collected data.
Google is the most powerful existing data base on earth. Who has data access? Who is behind google?
Additional data connections may follow. Your telephone and internet connections are open as a book since it is all digitally stored. Your financial data are available from your online banking and digital credit card. Your home may be supervised without you knowing via digital devices (check them for microphones). Your daily movements may be supervised via your mobile phone wandering from cell to cell.
The only temporarly existing issue with all the available data is still that interacting connections are not easy to set up. Data volume is so immence that there are most likely no devices available today that are capable to manage data interconnections of all areas mentioned above. While the superpower data centers are most likely not yet available today this does not mean nobody is working on them.
It is interesting that forces are now directed into reducing conventional weapons on the globe when the danger with most effects on our lives actually is concerning information.
Don't publish your personal data in the web.
Don't even publish "I am a week on vacation". There are enough cases of people to have found their home ravaged when returning - because they left their address with their joy in the web.
Be careful in the web as always when you meet a stranger.
Be careful what you allow others to know about yourself.
If you don't want to be traced down, throw as many digital devices and applications as possible out of your life.
This goes especially to the younger folks in here that are so unconditionally fond of all the new toys.
Well said --- and absolutely right!
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Thanks Grace for your contribution, it is important to be reminded about these developments that allways carry the possibilities of good and bad purpose. It is up to us to inform, think and protect ourselves and our beloved friends. ;)
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just another way for them to watch us..take another part of our freedome, privacy ...
i have been studying nwo, mind control, 911, Freemason, many things over the last 2 years..i try to tell everyone i know to study and learn..some laugh at me..some don't believe in it..
i have read souza n mo post and im very thankful for them..it is part of the message..open your eyes people..
learn all you can..
dont be afraid..
stand up..
one by one we can spread the information, the truth!!..
the more we talk about it.. the more we learn..the less fear one will have!!..
i think just for this reason alone... i might open a twitter account!!..
if we all add each other on twitter..the more they will see..
THEY SHOULD FEAR US
huggs
suzz
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People-centric information technologies can facilitate the eradication of diseases and epidemics and help people have food, shelter, freedom and peace. In the same way can contribute to efforts to literacy, education and research since only informed and educated people can access and participate effectively in knowledge societies.
This is more serious than most people believed. is the policy of terror, is to know what each person is doing, that people frequent, .. he thinks.
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Whatever you publish in one way or the other is leaving traces of your life & preferences in web. Don't think that deleting what you posted will solve the issue. It's already on google.
Google is e.g. working on a software for (among others) "seeing devices" and has entered the mobile phone business (developping them). Now you may say - what's wrong with that?
Well, if used properly, you may visit Florence in Italy and while standing in front of Palazzo di Medici scan the building front with your mobile. The reportedly planned interaction with google will send you explanations from e.g. wikipedia on who the Medici were, when they lived and what else is worth visiting on your tourist tour in Florence. Fine solution saving tons of travel pocket books.
You may also think of scanning a person's face with your mobile - sending it to google and google will check in the same way whether they find any data in their database. It may turn out that they scan google images, find a photo that fits, check facebook for the address and social friends, family data, employer, latest CVs, bank accounts, internet preferences (don't download google chrome or add the google toolbar), check google maps and send the results where the person is living back on your mobile. This was discussed early this year and google has no issues with their activities in this.
Whatever you send into web will be stored there. Google does not delete collected data.
Google is the most powerful existing data base on earth. Who has data access? Who is behind google?
Additional data connections may follow. Your telephone and internet connections are open as a book since it is all digitally stored. Your financial data are available from your online banking and digital credit card. Your home may be supervised without you knowing via digital devices (check them for microphones). Your daily movements may be supervised via your mobile phone wandering from cell to cell.
The only temporarly existing issue with all the available data is still that interacting connections are not easy to set up. Data volume is so immence that there are most likely no devices available today that are capable to manage data interconnections of all areas mentioned above. While the superpower data centers are most likely not yet available today this does not mean nobody is working on them.
It is interesting that forces are now directed into reducing conventional weapons on the globe when the danger with most effects on our lives actually is concerning information.
Don't publish your personal data in the web.
Don't even publish "I am a week on vacation". There are enough cases of people to have found their home ravaged when returning - because they left their address with their joy in the web.
Be careful in the web as always when you meet a stranger.
Be careful what you allow others to know about yourself.
If you don't want to be traced down, throw as many digital devices and applications as possible out of your life.
This goes especially to the younger folks in here that are so unconditionally fond of all the new toys.
Excellent post Grace! Very well said!