Editor’s Note: If you think your encrypted communications on your cellphone give you privacy protection, think again. And if you think that a private company providing such services guarantees that governments are not spying on you, really think hard again, though Wikipedia tells all in the above article about ANOM.

Through this app, which is no longer in service (and though the data collected from it was inadmissible evidence in U.S. Courts), numerous criminals were caught using it outside the U.S.A.. Most recently, old data collected from this and another app, just resulted in a massive bust of the largest Drug Cartels in Europe, according to this report:

Some how, though a story like this makes one feel safer, the reality is that governments have way surpassed all ethical limits and now will use any pretext to spy on their citizens — a thing no one who went through the Scamdemic should be surprised by, since if a government tries to kill or maim everyone, why should they not try to spy on everyone?

So you can be sure that whatever email service you use, whatever messaging app you use, whatever cellphone you use, and whatever electronic communication you use, you are possibly being surveilled by some government employee, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year: with an extra day during leap years!