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mimi_44

Thu 28 Jun, 2007


AT&T to Spy on your Internet Traffic

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AT&T is getting together with Hollywood studios and recording companies to develop technology to snoop on your Internet traffic in search of pirated material,<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> according to a story posted today by the LA Times.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>
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Read story and commets:<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>
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http:<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>/<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>/blogs.pcworld.com/staffblog/archives/004644.html


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jkf

Thu 28 Jun, 2007


Re: AT&amp;T to Spy on your Internet Traffic

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It seems that the if nobody pirated anything ever,<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> half of the video and
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audio industry will be unemployed because there will be nobody to police.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>
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They won't be able to justify the high cost that they sell the stuff for,<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> so they
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can pay their own salaries.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> The bootleggers actually support the recording
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industry and keep those people in the security team employed.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>
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As evil as this may sound.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>
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The Homeland Security Department and those getting a paycheck from
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them.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> The bigshotss in that department wouldn't have a job if it wasn't
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for 9-11.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> so who really are the bad guys?<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> maybe its the ones making a
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living from the sad incident and then capitalizing on the situation by
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continuing to put doubts in people minds.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>
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Some asshole is always trying to make another buck.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> Hollywood
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must have given AT&T a fat inside deal to get them to agree to
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something like this.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> Or possibly,<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> AT&T had suggested that they
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might be able to help them out for some big bucks to collect info
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for them.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b> <b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>(all nasty deals.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>.<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>)<b style="color:#FFA34F"></b>