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Just one step beyond our own "Patriot Act." Can't wait till we, read the government, publicly announces that they want to do the same.:mecry: Even though I think its already being done.
I dont thing our GOV't goes that far....
at least not to the point that local law enforcement can pull up your file and read your internet history.
That sounds like a bad horror movie. :(
edit: oh yeah, I forgot to save this thread, for porn go to youporn.com and click on most popular videos. :D You're welcome.
Agreed. I didn't specify how far down the ladder it goes, but I have to think it already exist.Quote:
Originally Posted by R1
Just my 2 conspiracy theory cents.
Holy shi*...
just think of the possibilities here...
everyone would eventually have access to all your private info through either a friend or a contact that can get them access to this database....
I got a virus in my AOL there. Had to uninstall AOL and reload the disc. I cannot understand how it happened since I would never look at that stuff. HEHEQuote:
Originally Posted by MissTwisties
using aol is your problem there Ram. aol is soooo like 20 years ago. ;)
It works, for me. Any suggestions, I will give something else a try.Quote:
Originally Posted by customfighterer
Firefox.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rambunctous
agreed. much safer when on questionable sitesQuote:
Originally Posted by csmutty
Although...I do love google Chrome's incognito mode...it does come in handy.
From reading the whole article, it looks like its not signed into law yet, but its more of a proposal. I'd be more surprised if it got passed than if it didn't.
It's only a matter of time until this comes here instead of Britain.Quote:
Originally Posted by SRTie4k
Firefox? Where to begin? I guess I will type it into the AOL search box thing and see.
Land of the free. FUCK NO!!!!!!!!!!!!
Technically it's illegal here due to the Fourth Amendment's unreasonable search and seizure clause... but the Constitution doesn't seem to have stopped the government from doing what it wants in quite some time.
--mark
www.mozilla.comQuote:
Originally Posted by Rambunctous
Amature... :mope:Quote:
Originally Posted by MissTwisties
Heh, dont think its happening here?
Look into Room 641A. Beam splitters, deep packet inspection at trunk speed hardware, etc.
The only reason we ever got to find out about that was because someone blew a whistle, nothing more. Be assured, had nobody come forward this facility would still be operational.
I'd put serious money on there being a similar system in place without general knowledge already.
Given the existance of systems like the Echelon signals intercept network (Once wandered up to the Cornwall station, impressive stuff from outside the wire), it's pretty likley
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NSA_war...ce_controversyQuote:
Originally Posted by Wanderer
It's basically a dump of all communications. Telecoms were ordered to do it, then given immunity from lawsuits. But hey, at least we're still "free".
The NSA monitors all word wide communications. ONE of their real skill comes down to the ability to scan and sift through the trillions of coms per hour. They couldn't care less about your porn surfing (unless directed to).
However, say, write or connect through something that meets their search parameters.... " We love you long time!!"
Make it onto a watch list and you won't be able to use one of those Progressive string can phones without being recorded.
George Orwell's vision of the world may be closer than you think. The common man has never owned the world and never will. Information is power and control. Only those with the wealth and power shall know it's use...
BTW - I knew you were a freaky D, MissTwisties. Now, if we could just get a few more women to admit it, we'd be closer to a free and open society with acceptence for all...
(except Bergs)