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gatzdon
join:2002-10-25
Lake Zurich, IL
| reply to ghenjei
Re: wording of the laws
To further your argument, Jeff Pulver of Free World Dialup has recently managed to get the FCC to declare that VoIP services are not telecommunication services. This argument was based on the fact that internet transmissions are not considered telecommunication services.
Not to offend the original poster of this commentary, but the legislation is being inappropriately applied.
that said, I still don't agree with the verbage as it does apply to telecommunication services as it would prohibit the *67 feature to block caller ID info. I do agree with the intent which was to stop anonymous telemarketers, hence permitting you to actually use these privacy services to block them.
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ghenjei
join:2000-12-19
Grand Prairie, TX
| In reading the wording of the Michigan law, it reads that it will be illegal to "conceal the existence or place of origin or destination of any telecommunication service ". The telecommunication service is defined as service provided for a charge that originates a transmission (data, voice, etc). Honestly, it look like it is talking about stealing service (Wardriving!!!), not the usage of the existing service (VPN, NAT, etc), which is not discussed.
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