Wozniak: Web crackdown coming, freedom failing

Apple's co-founder fears that freedom of information is under attack, with the internet controlled and regulated in unnecessary and harmful ways. RT talked to Steve Wozniak on a range of topics, from Wikileaks to Megaupload founder Kim Dotcom.

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[mikeydee0003]

This is the most hateful, pre-judgmental comment I've ever read! This is obviously the first RT video you've watched. Abby Martin is an extremely brilliant woman! She's highly educated and has been an influential activist for many years. What have you done? Commented on YouTube videos? lol

[mikeydee0003]

But as I mentioned earlier, Americans who watch mainstream media (news, music, Hollywood) are too close-minded to see that the rest of the world hates you. How exactly is stating facts a "conspiracy theory" as you like to call it? I followed the Gaza war very closely, but here is a video showing some of the facts that I mentioned above:

youtube [dot] com /watch?v=zJ_lG7rp6TI

[superspectator123]

OMG, what a good interview. Thank you, Wozniak.

[rokinuplate]

fuck shes hot

[sirfer6969]

She's smart and hot...a killer combination

[teh rei]

for the love of god, pleople really need to stop using the term hacktivism

[chukaz1]

Genius since day 1, he should be president or some shoot he makes more sense than all politicians unite

[wayne tedder]

She is fucking ho!!t.. yup.. so hard to even listen.. I just keep thinking it all the way through..

[1SobriQuette]

Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the credulity of the Internet crowd, or what?

[1SobriQuette]

You know that old saw: Law hasn't caught up with the Internet. The Internet has been in the public domain for over two decades ... 

[1SobriQuette]

As we found out Friday (6/6/13), we're all under suspicion until proven not under suspicion. Why pay for a private phone number (unlisted with a so-called privacy manager) or a subscription-based premium email account for more privacy and security (e.g. AOL) when the basic quid pro quo of business is upended by the Big-Eye?

Crackdown has been here for years.