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Originally Posted by Scooter9
They have been doing this in Canada for years now. Not just disability, but tax and just about every other benefit you can get here.
They justify it because they say you're posting publically anyway so they have access by default.
It is creepy but if your posts are public and not anonymous I guess anyone can check out what you're up to, so the government probably figures they might as well get in on the game too.
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Hey Scooter9, I also live in Canada and would like to be pointed to any information from sources about what the Canadian government has been doing to spy on its citizens, or even insurance companies. Do you have any links about this? What is the extent and how many people are employed to spy on other people via social media? I wonder if this is a real thing by now or actually rather rare for the regular person.
I also have a unique name in the world as I can easily check by googling it. I am so glad I stay away from facebook except to use messenger. But i don't post or look stuff up on facebook. I think it is a cesspool personally.