Your devices can be checked for anything that infringes on copyright law. Guards can act as JUDGES basically.
They can TAKE or DESTROY your devices.
No lawyers required for searches.
ISP's will be forced to give them personal information without a judge or even evidence.
And what really puts...
Microsoft has announced that a final version of Internet Explorer 8, the faster (but not quite fastest), web-standards-compliant, default browser of Windows 7, will be available starting at noon EST (9am PST) today.
An official update notice won't be pushed out through Windows Update for a...
So who do you use?
For years I have had DSL through Qwest in a number of residences. The speeds and such have always been adequate and I've never had any outage issues. Apparently despite the long term service, I was given a promotional rate of $40 for 1.5Mb service when I bought my house...
Here is a great article about internet traffic starting to go around America, so basically we can't spy on their traffic. It's a great read, and you can't really blame them.
http://news.cnet.com/Internet-traffic-begins-to-bypass-the-U.S./2100-1025_3-6246200.html?tag=newsLatestHeadlinesArea.0
The team behind the popular torrent site The Pirate Bay has started to work on a new encryption technology that could potentially protect all Internet traffic from prying eyes. The project, which is still in its initial stages, goes by the name ?Transparent end-to-end encryption for the...
Thoughts?
Anyone who persists in illicit downloading of music or films will be barred from broadband access under a controversial new law that makes France a pioneer in combating internet piracy.
?There is no reason that the internet should be a lawless zone,? President Sarkozy told his...
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