Let's talk about the InterApp Black Box

[Bails]

So you know how various governments around the world have expressed interest in storing a digital footprint of everyone who has an internet connection? Well, thanks to this little black box, it seems we are one step closer to having our digital information stored for whatever reason. This device can store your social media passwords, grab your emails, siphon through your Dropbox content and construct a very detailed profile of your digital life. All that has to happen is one thing... it has to be close to your phone.

Article soon to come regarding this little Black Box on Habbox.

This is ridiculous. We're just slowly losing digital privacy; I can see why the government have some kind of interest to introduce a device like this, but this is a RIDICULOUS extent. Storing such things like passwords and personal information seems so overdone, why would they need such things? Anyway, feel free to discuss/give your thoughts.

[Agnostic Bear]

Privacy already doesn't exist. GCHQ already monitors all internet traffic in the uk and believe me if they wanted to have your passwords and information they wouldn't need a silly black box. Just a single phone call to GCHQ and boom your data is theirs.

They can do everything that little box can and more, and have been able to do so for well in excess of a decade.