A filter on a private network, big deal. -

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click_310 Eat my shorts join:2002-12-06 Savannah, GA	A filter on a private network, big deal. A private network offering its services to the public has the right to impose restrictions as it sees fit. { flame me, but thats how it works } But why is the owner of smartfilter trading with Sudan? -> »www.ustreas.gov/offices/enforcem···udan.pdf to begin with. Bear in mind that Sudan could be using a borrowed copy of the core software IMO.
click_310 Eat my shorts join:2002-12-06 Savannah, GA	to forum · permalink · 2008-03-06 11:47:29 ·
Bane75 join:2002-09-20 Poway, CA	said by click_310: A private network offering its services to the public has the right to impose restrictions as it sees fit. { flame me, but thats how it works } But why is the owner of smartfilter trading with Sudan? -> »www.ustreas.gov/offices/enforcem···udan.pdf to begin with. Bear in mind that Sudan could be using a borrowed copy of the core software IMO. Where exactly does it say that Secure Computing (the maker of Smart Filter) is selling to Sudan? The article says, "that DIA uses the same kinds of software filters employed by the repressive regimes of Sudan and Kuwait." That statement simply means that sudan uses a web filter, not that they use smart filter, specifically.
Bane75 join:2002-09-20 Poway, CA	to forum · permalink · 2008-03-06 12:46:45 ·

Denver Airport Slammed For Wi-Fi Filters > A filter on a private network, big deal.