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slashguest

@demon.nl

isn't spyware wiretapping?

And is wiretapping strictly regulated? Communications on the internet go two ways, one can be the browser opening specific url's. If this crap sends those urls to CrapHQ, isn't that intercepting my communications?
Why should that be less bad than installing a keylogger or cutting and tapping a landline, or bugging an office.
Those will send you to jail, so why are these people still driving around in their lexi?

Oh and BTW: you are being slashdotted


keith2468
Premium,MVM
join:2001-02-03
Winnipeg, MB

That is the thing -- the alleged crime isn't spying.

Rather, the alleged crime is installing without permission.

And the terminology being used has, as posts here reveal, and I suppose in the legal sense "prove", that the public is being mislead and confused by the terminology used.

So better terminology is needed.

That said, those who install via drive by installs still need to face penalities.
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