Eh, wireless networks and whatever cell phones use, those are pretty easy to hack into, too.
[You know. If you're Donnie.]
So these being monitored wouldn't surprise me. The internet is, uh... [How to explain. This science-y technology babble isn't his thing.] A global system of of computer networks—
[Annnd this guy probably doesn't know what a computer is either. Man.]
It'd be like if all these journal things were connected to a whole bunch of other journals and they could all talk to each other and you could look up any information you wanted in one journal and it could find that information in another journal. And I mean any information, there's social networks and games and private stuff and science junk and news and politics and -- maps? Directions how to get places... I dunno, everything. You could even look up how to be a ninja and it would probably give you some dumb set of instructions that Master Splinter would totally disapprove of.
[voice]
[You know. If you're Donnie.]
So these being monitored wouldn't surprise me. The internet is, uh... [How to explain. This science-y technology babble isn't his thing.] A global system of of computer networks—
[Annnd this guy probably doesn't know what a computer is either. Man.]
It'd be like if all these journal things were connected to a whole bunch of other journals and they could all talk to each other and you could look up any information you wanted in one journal and it could find that information in another journal. And I mean any information, there's social networks and games and private stuff and science junk and news and politics and -- maps? Directions how to get places... I dunno, everything. You could even look up how to be a ninja and it would probably give you some dumb set of instructions that Master Splinter would totally disapprove of.