While certain countries are restricting their internet freedoms, Estonia has managed to become a world leader in cybersecurity without compromising its citizens' online lives.
I would expect nothing less. This country is going down hill in recent years as far as individual freedoms and freedom of speech go.
Илия Х.
19/04/2019 06:17
Uk is 4 ? lol more like at the bottom , people go in jail for saying women is women and men is a men , freedom of what again ?
Robert W.
19/04/2019 08:07
A lazy cabinet leading a lazy government,should have been done years ago but in their arrogance 65/70 million people don’t matter apart from Election times,talk about leading with his Yul Bryner chin.
Frances-Anne H.
19/04/2019 14:18
Well done Estonia......living in a top class country!
Chris K.
19/04/2019 18:19
Since you bothered to target me with a sponsored post, GCHQ and the NSA in the USA have been doing full grabs of every single Skype conversation, email, etc for over 15 years breaking every single national and international data protection law known to mankind in the process.
It's a little like talking about shoplifting while hard crime is growing exponentially.
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Marjory H.
18/04/2019 17:12Sounds about right for the UK
Edmond D.
18/04/2019 20:46I would expect nothing less. This country is going down hill in recent years as far as individual freedoms and freedom of speech go.
Илия Х.
19/04/2019 06:17Uk is 4 ? lol more like at the bottom , people go in jail for saying women is women and men is a men , freedom of what again ?
Robert W.
19/04/2019 08:07A lazy cabinet leading a lazy government,should have been done years ago but in their arrogance 65/70 million people don’t matter apart from Election times,talk about leading with his Yul Bryner chin.
Frances-Anne H.
19/04/2019 14:18Well done Estonia......living in a top class country!
Chris K.
19/04/2019 18:19Since you bothered to target me with a sponsored post, GCHQ and the NSA in the USA have been doing full grabs of every single Skype conversation, email, etc for over 15 years breaking every single national and international data protection law known to mankind in the process. It's a little like talking about shoplifting while hard crime is growing exponentially.