Re: We demand full discloser: Invasion of privacy?

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hazezilla join:2006-02-19	reply to gatorkram Re: We demand full discloser: Invasion of privacy? I do not like the idea of be watched any more than the next. I if you watch the news,ISP are being pressured to be internet cops. RIAA and the such want ISPs to control what is sent across the network. If you want snooping stopped start with giving ISPs freedom from being sued when a customer does illegal things. Then they will have no legal reason to snoop.
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gatorkram Spelling and Grammer impared Premium join:2002-07-22 Winterville, NC clubs: ·Suddenlink ·Cirtex Hosting	said by hazezilla : I do not like the idea of be watched any more than the next. I if you watch the news,ISP are being pressured to be internet cops. RIAA and the such want ISPs to control what is sent across the network. If you want snooping stopped start with giving ISPs freedom from being sued when a customer does illegal things. Then they will have no legal reason to snoop. I agree %100, internet providers should not be held liable for what their users do, as far as crimes. The RIAA and MPAA or anyone else shouldn't expect them to. They have better things to be doing. They shouldn't be doing much of anything, except keeping their networks up and running. -- Give me bandwidth or give me death! »/testhistory/661871/4f240
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