Do you disagree with the facts of the article? Or is it propaganda simply because the facts doesn't support your narrative and ideological inclinations?
replySelective amplification of true events as well as selective reporting are bread and butter of modern propaganda. It works a lot better than saying outright falsehoods, which - in the long-term - cause people to lose faith in everything you have to say. And there's always someone jumping to your defense - after all you did not outright lie...
replyThat is again a claim with no backing that can be applied to anything without actual data to back it up.
replyFor example. I can just as equally state with the same data to back me up (ie: none as it stands right now) that you are a US government plant posting propaganda to encourage people to not use safer technologies and as a result make their data easier to spy on.
> Selective amplification
replyYou can't possibly know this is what happened here, it's an observational bias.
Man people are whiny about this on Hacker News when they should know better. There is no real computer security without hardware roots of trust and keystores
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