The longer a government views people in general and its citizens in particular as a threat, the more people will come to understand that government is a threat to them. From
ZDNET:
While Microsoft's recent move to encrypt user data
made the most headlines, the reasoning underlying its new data
protection strategies classify the US government in the same category as
a cyber-criminal group.
Brad Smith, Microsoft's EVP of Legal and Corporate Affairs, labeled the American government as an "advanced persistent threat" in a December 4 post on The Official Microsoft Blog.
The term advanced persistent threat (APT) refers to an attacker,
usually an organized group of malicious attackers, that should be
considered harmful and dangerous — and an overall method of attack that
plays a "long game."
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