Congress & DOJ Take On Internet Data Privacy
Posted: January 26, 2011
The Justice Department hopes to force ISPs to archive personal user data usage for help facilitate future law enforcement investigations, which puts the fate of our Internet privacy up in the air. Kevin Pereira talks to EFF's Richard Esguerra about the upcoming hearing and the details.
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warman58
Too me it's 100% BS and i'm saying what going you going put people in jail for viewing playboy site and what happens some 5th or 6th grader wants to do sex education homework essay to get straight a's. wtf world coming this BS we have admit rights in this country and the government should go after terrorists and plus economy is so bad in this country people can't afford goto movies give theses people some high paying jobs. plus the government get into our private let parents teach there kids and the schools about internet safety. To me for odds like this it won't too many ISP's won't support they can't afford and it will violation internet privacy rights..
warman58
Have learned what happen in Egypt this week ll about protests and if they do this we would be like america people on streets like what happened in Egypt protests this week.
you guys didn't heard about Egypt government shut down internet i guess those people didn't get no xbox live for 4days. http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/ml_ egypt_protest
Twistednerve84
hey,
Vice President Joe Biden will be answering questions on yahoo answers (answers.yahoo.com) shortly. I've already posted a question about mandatory data retention so if everyone could thumbs up that question (I guess you'd have to do a search for it) or post their own question about data retention get everyone you know to give it thumbs up, then hopefully the vice president will have to talk about it.
doodmanrod
You can already get fired for the content on your facebook account, despite that being your personal life; where do we draw the line between public and private use of content? And I think we can all agree that the U.S. government should finish what they already can't chew before they bite off more.
Nigredo_SWG
So, everyone ready for the police state?
I find it funny that the country cannot get a effective universal health care plan due to Washington having a lack of foresight , but this "internet Gestapo" crap gets started with no effort what so ever..
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