Eat Me
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Re: What about private wifi?
The letter of the law needs to be fixed then. As it is now, private citizens will have to keep logs on their routers. |
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TKJunkMail
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3 edits | said by Eat Me  :The letter of the law needs to be fixed then. As it is now, private citizens will have to keep logs on their routers. It isn't a law yet or probably ever. It isn't even out of committee, where it is likely to die. And it doesn't have any co-sponsors either. And plenty of time to clear up any vague terms if it has a chance of going anywhere.
»thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z···s.00436:
»thomas.loc.gov/cgi-bin/bdquery/z···r.01076:
Law being amended to retain data for 2 yrs:
»www4.law.cornell.edu/uscode/18/u···00-.html
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Pv8man
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1 edit | Yep, TK Junk Mail hit the nail right on the head this time.
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this is just a way or including some sort of fine or added power/money to the authorities. |
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said by Eat Me :The letter of the law needs to be fixed then. As it is now, private citizens will have to keep logs on their routers. That may be, but since most people still don't know how to even secure their router (or just don't bother) how will the average person be expected to maintain logs? |
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