Quick search said this hasnt been posted but damn. I know this idea has been in the works for sometime but i never thought it would actually be put into place. Happy new 1984.
P.S- Outrage!
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 22:13, Reply)
so they may well have about 5% of their facts right
/holds back outrage until the register posts something.
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 22:23, Reply)
We will all just start using dodgy proxies is what I think. I dont want Big Brother breathing down my neck. It wont solve web crime anyway it is purely a way for them to sell on our details to marketing firms.
Anyone wanting to use the internets for naughty things just has to take their laptop to the nearest MacDonalds or Starbucks.
That is where I go when I want to look at donkey porn.
Edit: BBCs version of the article news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/7936625.stm
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 22:23, Reply)
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 22:25, Reply)
Hows your week going?
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 22:28, Reply)
And that Rossi's pony tail has gone... *sigh*
Other than that, good ;)
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 22:40, Reply)
all it's potentially doing is alerting the cops of people into surfing for home made explosive concoctions, or an unnatural interest in terrorism's ideals at a very basic level; or what people might surf to have a wank that might be unhealthy as an adult, there is not much more sinister to it; I am quite happy for the 'authorities' to have a look in at my bomb making interests, it may save lives in the long run
(, Wed 11 Mar 2009, 23:58, Reply)
it's not meant as a government operation - the government can probably already get that info if it wants
(, Thu 12 Mar 2009, 1:05, Reply)
They're getting really careful with the interwebs.
I think that to patrol the internet you need a group of people that know the internet, how it can be used and abused and claim no real soverigity to any country.
Hackers possibly?
(, Thu 12 Mar 2009, 8:51, Reply)