Go to any file sharing client and search for "Taxes", it is unbelievable that people are sharing out their entire hard drives, SSN and all. Give it a try!
Just have a look at both www.tealeaf.com and www.xaffire.com they are "tivo-ing" websites. At this point you can't point the technology at any particular site but you can run it on your own site and produce a interactive record of activity.
Please, it seems M$ has been successful in getting users to pay for Hotmail, and it use to be free.
If a service is perceived to have more value, in this case filtering spam messages, then the consumer will pay for that service.
I can see corporations subscribing to such a service, then it would trickle down to the average consumer.
ISP's are providing a service medium to consumers, it is up to our law enforcement to enforce child porn laws, not our ISP's. This is just as ludicrous as asking FedEx or UPS to prevent the delivery of child porn DVD's.
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Go to any file sharing client and search for "Taxes", it is unbelievable that people are sharing out their entire hard drives, SSN and all. Give it a try!
Just have a look at both www.tealeaf.com and www.xaffire.com they are "tivo-ing" websites. At this point you can't point the technology at any particular site but you can run it on your own site and produce a interactive record of activity.
Please, it seems M$ has been successful in getting users to pay for Hotmail, and it use to be free. If a service is perceived to have more value, in this case filtering spam messages, then the consumer will pay for that service. I can see corporations subscribing to such a service, then it would trickle down to the average consumer.
ISP's are providing a service medium to consumers, it is up to our law enforcement to enforce child porn laws, not our ISP's. This is just as ludicrous as asking FedEx or UPS to prevent the delivery of child porn DVD's.