I bet they're working in tandem so they can reference each other as examples of 'good, stable governments, free societies' that are considering comparable laws. But I'd like to see them list examples of governments with this sort of access implemented. Maybe they can spin Qaddafi's Libya as a success story -- with Euro-made security software too.
I have a torrent listed on my iphone, for pc software (I use mac and linux), at a file size that would kil my phone's bandwidth. Your comments are right on the money.
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I bet they're working in tandem so they can reference each other as examples of 'good, stable governments, free societies' that are considering comparable laws. But I'd like to see them list examples of governments with this sort of access implemented. Maybe they can spin Qaddafi's Libya as a success story -- with Euro-made security software too.
I have a torrent listed on my iphone, for pc software (I use mac and linux), at a file size that would kil my phone's bandwidth. Your comments are right on the money.
viewing slashdot in Lynx is both functional and capable of producing all sorts of spontaneous instances of gooey* nostalgia :-)
*no pun intended.