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Article #54Re: Evidence (was Re: Musing on Constitutionality)
From: Kevin Alexander
Date: Mon, 17 Sep 1990 06:52
Date: Mon, 17 Sep 1990 06:52
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Let me ask this of the Usenet readersip... Suppose I were to post 100's of Credit Card numbers, or login procedures for sensitive computers, or AT&T proprietary source code on one of the newsgroups.. When this message would be distributed throughout the world, would the Secret Service be able to confiscate each machine which that particular posting resides? This is the same thing that happens to many BBS operators (SysOps) when a user or two posts "non-public-domain" messages and the SS catches it before the SysOp can delete it.. Makes you wonder......... ------ Kevin Alexander n357cw@tamuts.tamu.edu (no fancy .sig needed)
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