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Started by francois.grieu
Sat, 21 Jul 2007 00:40
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Author: francois.grieu
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 00:40
Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2007 00:40
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which orders all communications
equipment be DESIGNED so the Government can spy on it.
o Dismantling domestic ECHELON, the Government listening in on our
domestic phone calls.
o A Cabinet-level U.S. Privacy Commission, with teeth.
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The "average" American has no idea why cryptography is important to them.
It is the only way to begin preventing massive illegal domestic spying.
Currently, there are no restrictions on domestic use of unlimited strength
cryptography. That is not because the Government hasn't complained about
child pornographers or terrorists or other criminals who might use it.
No, that's the reason they are giving for why U.S. companies can't EXPORT
products, such as web browsers, outside U.S. territory, without compromising
it with Government "Key Recovery"; i.e. made stupider and breakable.
Why such an indirect control on what they claim is a domestic problem?
Because that is how 'The Creeping Police State' works.
Slowly, bit-by-bit.
Slowly, State-by-State everyone in the U.S. is being fingerprinted.
The FBI is now advocating biometric capture of all newborns too.
This is an interesting manifesto, please take the time to read it.
Cryptography can be used to keep private: Internet traffic, such as email,
and telephone conversations (PGP phone). A version of PGP phone that looks
and works like a normal telephone --- but can't be spied upon --- would
eventually become wide-spread.
It begins to change the mind-set that the Police State is inevitable.
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Major r
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