I know a few. They're called "normal people who don't suffer from crippling tech libertarianism" and there's more of them than of you.
where do these paragons of civil obedience congregate? how do they express their wishes for less freedom and more surveillance?
And to your sarcastic remarks about those people being dumb, believe it or not not everyone is willing to forgo every possible evil in the name of personal privacy in remote communication. Such privacy was never a thing until very recently anyway.
(In fact as far as most people are concerned it isn't a thing today either, you'd be surprised how many people assume that their messages and calls are spied on anyway)
why would i waste that much time on writing a reply to you and where do you see snark exactly?
> one proof
i just talk about it with people irl, yeah that thing i suggest you try;)
maybe having lived under the Soviets makes my people less welcoming to the idea of a commissar deciding what they're allowed to see, hear, say, and ultimately think.
consider that not everyone grew up in an oppressive dictatorship.
They voted for it or you assume they don't mind it existing?