Cybercrime treaty still horrible

Cybercrime treaty still horrible
David Banisar, SecurityFocus 2000-12-14

The Council of Europe sees no problems, hears no problems, knows no problems.

the treaty 2000-12-14
<rob_torres29 (at) hotmail (dot) com [email concealed]>

It is a truly sad state the world is in now. Those who advocate the treaty will say that it is BECAUSE of HACKERS <a much abused term, both by the media and fellow technogeeks> that this treaty is necessary. When the truth is, no matter what laws are passed, or in the end enforced, will ever sto...

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The act of not listening 2000-12-15
wjw

A little know fact is that you can't hear what a person is saying if you mouth is open... When I say hear I am talking about listening. You have to go back through your memory and recall what the sounds they made were and turn those back into a voice of information.

The act of not lisening on a s...

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Freedom of Internet 2000-12-15
HAL0

Ok my view on this matter probably wont change anything but ill put it out there anyways. The internet is the "information super highway" as many call it. To attempt to govern it would be pointless, irrational, and most of all ....wrong. If it is indeed the "Information super highway" then to censor...

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