AirStrip One draws Closer
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8350660.stm
So the Police and "Secret Security Services" will be able to watch everything you do on the internets.
Give it a few months and we will have that little popup thing they have in China when you are online reminding you that they are watching you.
So the Police and "Secret Security Services" will be able to watch everything you do on the internets.
Give it a few months and we will have that little popup thing they have in China when you are online reminding you that they are watching you.
People will just evolve the technology ahead. 
bob1179 said:
The government say they have no money, yet can blow two billion Pounds on this scheme? It is madness.
Welcome to the Socialist Peoples Republic of Britain.
Disgraceful.
It's not as though we have spiralling crime rates (none MinTruth adjusted), very few police on the beat, people scared to walk through city centres at night, massive benefit and VAT fraud, drugs freely available in towns and cities, feral children with no respect for authority etc etc etcWelcome to the Socialist Peoples Republic of Britain.
Disgraceful.
labour tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime*
- crime now categorised as any motoring offence or civil offences e.g. putting the wrong item in the wrong bin, or telling off a naughty child
Do this and every web site will implement SSL(https) so the ISP can catch and store as much encrypted data they want, sod all chance of knowing what is was though, may as well fill a few sans with random data.
Don't even need new technology to get around it, and even the few criminals that don't already encrypt their data will end up doing it without even realising
Don't even need new technology to get around it, and even the few criminals that don't already encrypt their data will end up doing it without even realising
Oh no, we're doomed.
Well, we are - but those engaged in illicit behaviour won't be, because they'll use things like this:
http://www.torproject.org/
Which, tbh, is pretty much what everyone should do in response to this proposal.
Well, we are - but those engaged in illicit behaviour won't be, because they'll use things like this:
http://www.torproject.org/
Which, tbh, is pretty much what everyone should do in response to this proposal.
Carfiend said:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8350660.stm
Give it a few months and we will have that little popup thing they have in China when you are online reminding you that they are watching you.
Dont be stupid, they aren't as liberal as the Chinese authorities.....!Give it a few months and we will have that little popup thing they have in China when you are online reminding you that they are watching you.
Parrot of Doom said:
Oh no, we're doomed.
Well, we are - but those engaged in illicit behaviour won't be, because they'll use things like this:
http://www.torproject.org/
Which, tbh, is pretty much what everyone should do in response to this proposal.
So, just download, and that's it? It says I'm connected? Any tips and tricks you would recommend? Looking at the network map it's pretty much European based. Well, we are - but those engaged in illicit behaviour won't be, because they'll use things like this:
http://www.torproject.org/
Which, tbh, is pretty much what everyone should do in response to this proposal.
Edited by 6655321 on Monday 9th November 20:31
AndrewW-G said:
It's not as though we have spiralling crime rates (none MinTruth adjusted), very few police on the beat, people scared to walk through city centres at night, massive benefit and VAT fraud, drugs freely available in towns and cities, feral children with no respect for authority etc etc etc
labour tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime*
On the same day that they say that it's not safe for women MPs to leave work late at night - welcome to the real world you sanctimonius labour tough on crime, tough on the causes of crime*
- crime now categorised as any motoring offence or civil offences e.g. putting the wrong item in the wrong bin, or telling off a naughty child
s.Hedders said:
Another total waste of money, the only people that won't figure out a way round it are the ones with nothing worth monitoring.
...apart from those who also can't figure out a virus scanner. AP news has been finding more and more cases where PCs are infected with malware allowing people to use it to store/serve child porn, and this later gets discovered by other computer users.http://tech.yahoo.com/news/ap/20091108/ap_on_hi_te...
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