I can say, having been deployed over there once with the Marine Corps (and headed back), that some sites are blocked. Of course, politics is the last thing on my mind there. I wanted the porn sites! Not seeing females for months suck...
The company I work for also uses the Pelco DX8000 DVRs. I did some research on Pelco's site, and here:
http://www.pelco.com/products/default.aspx?id=315
under the Documentation you can find a couple of PDFs about installing and running antivirus software (McAffee and Symantec). I am also making the sugestion to my director to run one of these (one DVR was taken out about a month ago by a worm or virus).
Obviously, you don't know me- not only do I support the Iraq war, I am returning there a second time in the summer. I have seen what the repressive regimes have done to people, unlike you (michael moore was wrong, by the way). Further, did you forget that we (the Colonies) seeked help from Europe during our war for independence? So, wouldn't China (the people) need help? Of course not, unless you want them to succeed.
I seriously doubt that Google put up a fight when China asked for information on users... The only reason they do that in the US is a) it's legal to question government, b) sounds good for PR, and c) they still make money, even without the governemt. In China, however, user privacy means nothing, and to refuse compliance means no more Chinese money. Go Human Rights For The US of A, Down With Rights For China!
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I can say, having been deployed over there once with the Marine Corps (and headed back), that some sites are blocked. Of course, politics is the last thing on my mind there. I wanted the porn sites! Not seeing females for months suck...
The company I work for also uses the Pelco DX8000 DVRs. I did some research on Pelco's site, and here: http://www.pelco.com/products/default.aspx?id=315 under the Documentation you can find a couple of PDFs about installing and running antivirus software (McAffee and Symantec). I am also making the sugestion to my director to run one of these (one DVR was taken out about a month ago by a worm or virus).
Obviously, you don't know me- not only do I support the Iraq war, I am returning there a second time in the summer. I have seen what the repressive regimes have done to people, unlike you (michael moore was wrong, by the way). Further, did you forget that we (the Colonies) seeked help from Europe during our war for independence? So, wouldn't China (the people) need help? Of course not, unless you want them to succeed.
I seriously doubt that Google put up a fight when China asked for information on users... The only reason they do that in the US is a) it's legal to question government, b) sounds good for PR, and c) they still make money, even without the governemt. In China, however, user privacy means nothing, and to refuse compliance means no more Chinese money. Go Human Rights For The US of A, Down With Rights For China!