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DHS is watching you

Posted on January 12, 2012 by Lee J

content/images/gallery/random3/dhs.png Over the past few months its come to light that the DHS has been using different types of social media to obtain possible information to trending situations. This comes as a worry with many jokers, trolls and real threats its going to be almost impossible for them to follow them all, which would mean they may end up with disinformation. The report which was released by the DHS on November 15th and has been titled Privacy Compliance Review of the NOC Media Monitoring Initiative. So really this does pose a threat to every single one of us, with all social media such as twitter/facebook/google+ more popular news websites and even possible CWN. From this its good to keep in mind when posting information, bragging about up coming operations or targets that some one is always watching you.

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