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Canadian ISP Shoulder Surfing
1nfamous writes "Canada's Largest ISP, Bell Sympatico, has informed its customers that it intends to 'monitor or investigate content or your use of your service provider's networks and to disclose any information necessary to satisfy any laws, regulations or other governmental request.' The new customer service agreement is effective June 15, 2006."
start your encryptors.
So much for "sympathy"....they need to change their name from "Bell Sympatico" to "Bell Antipatico"
But then again...it is a Bell company....after the AT&T thing, I expect nothing less.
See, there's the difference between America and Canada.
We make sure that the customer's don't know when we're spying on them.
HTTP:
HTTPS:
Someone correct me if I screw this up...
On Slashdot, I can pretty much guarantee this... =)
Bob: Hi, I'm Bob Mackenzie, this is my Big Brother Doug.
Doug: How's it going eh?
Bob: Not good, eh. Cuz, we still haven't gotten our two-four for findin' that mouse in the beer bottle yet, have we?
Doug: No, eh. It was like, the thing that is in Bottle 101 is the worst thing in the world.
Bob: But didn't we make Strange Brew in 1983, not 1984, which was like, one year later eh?
Doug: Oh, take off!
I'm thinking of having the computer generate random keys for everything I do. That way even I won't know the key, so I will be safe from myself, all of my data will be locked down, safe, and inaccessible to anyone, even me. Let them try to get THAT data.....
My brain is overly lubricated