It's not just AT&T. My Verizon phone sent me that alert late afternoon, and I live in northern Oregon, a two day drive away from most of California. I think the AMBER alert system needs to have standards for exactly what information must be included and in what format before somebody hits send and spams the phones of millions of people.
Perhaps I missed it, but how was this murder terrorism?
It was terrorism because it was brown people, silly. It's only murder if it's an anglo, then they're a mentally unbalanced person. Brown people are always part of a grand brown conspiracy though. That's how it works.
Yes, that's part of what DLP (Data Loss Prevention) products and services do. Violations can be handled in alot of different ways: custom masks as you mention, quarantining the email and/or notifying a supervisor, bouncing the email with a request to clean up the violation before sending, even locking out the person who did the violation. These products also take aim at more malicious types of violations: like taking an Excel of customer socials and sending it to yourself in Gmail.
I think a rather controversial website is in order addressing certain members of congress. Said website should have a TOS making it explicitly illegal for said members of congress to visit the site.
In fact, now that TOS are legislative devices, I'm going to make a TOS that bans drones. Any legislature who reads site and does not pass an anti-drone bill is in violation of TOS. I own you now buddy!
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It's not just AT&T. My Verizon phone sent me that alert late afternoon, and I live in northern Oregon, a two day drive away from most of California. I think the AMBER alert system needs to have standards for exactly what information must be included and in what format before somebody hits send and spams the phones of millions of people.
Perhaps I missed it, but how was this murder terrorism?
It was terrorism because it was brown people, silly. It's only murder if it's an anglo, then they're a mentally unbalanced person. Brown people are always part of a grand brown conspiracy though. That's how it works.
Yes, that's part of what DLP (Data Loss Prevention) products and services do. Violations can be handled in alot of different ways: custom masks as you mention, quarantining the email and/or notifying a supervisor, bouncing the email with a request to clean up the violation before sending, even locking out the person who did the violation. These products also take aim at more malicious types of violations: like taking an Excel of customer socials and sending it to yourself in Gmail.
I think a rather controversial website is in order addressing certain members of congress. Said website should have a TOS making it explicitly illegal for said members of congress to visit the site. In fact, now that TOS are legislative devices, I'm going to make a TOS that bans drones. Any legislature who reads site and does not pass an anti-drone bill is in violation of TOS. I own you now buddy!
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