| ISP User Privacy What is important is that everyone follows the laws. If this lady broke the law, and the prosecution follows the law and convicts her, then too bad for her. Forcing the prosecution to get the correct warrant to get information from the ISP is a good outcome. We can't expect to regain some privacy by cheering for guilty parties to get off scot free by hiding behind privacy laws. If the prosecution is politically motivated, that is another problem, not a privacy issue.
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| said by mikenolan7:We can't expect to regain some privacy by cheering for guilty parties to get off scot free by hiding behind privacy laws. I didn't see anyone cheering for a "guilty" party. If she is guilty, then she is guilty. That is to be decided by a jury, not a court of public opinon. But let's have all parties involved jumping through the same legal hoops when it comes to handing over the identities associated with IP addresses. Get the correct warrant, don't just expect it to be handed over to quell personal outrage. |
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said by mikenolan7:We can't expect to regain some privacy by cheering for guilty parties to get off scot free by hiding behind privacy laws. Did they have the trial already and find her guilty?
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