internet New U.S. Federal Surveillance Rules, Similar to U.K., Come into Effect Tomorrow

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On 11/30/2016 at 10:46 PM, lilbman said:

In the United States of Trumpistan, everyone should be afraid.  I can see this being abused the f*ck out of by Trump against places like China.

 

Muslims in America should be very afraid, a whole new type of discrimination is about to be used.

 

#He'sNotMyPresident

Except Obama's still in office. Blame him, not Trump.

[AresKrieger]

12 minutes ago, Natsoup said:

Does a VPN actually hide this from your ISP? Or does it encode it, and if they know what VPN you use, it can be decoded?

Kinda, they can still see that data is moving but they don't know its source using their standard modes of monitoring, it can still be back traced if it only proxied to one place just likely not by the ISP. You can layer methods of hiding location to make it effectively impossible to track, VPN + Tor for example

[Guest lilbman]

9 hours ago, Natsoup said:

Is this b8?

No.

[TidaLWaveZ]

TOR and VPN from a clean virtual desktop is about to become common practice.

 

At least our high end hardware will be put to more use.

[Natsoup]

5 hours ago, lilbman said:

No.

Well, it doesn't belong on this thread either way. Keep it out.

[Trik'Stari]

On 11/30/2016 at 11:29 PM, Velvet Revolver said:

Yet they cant even crack a new iphone.

So they want you to think.

 

John McAfee told them on air, on a major news network, exactly how to crack that phone. They just wanted a backdoor built in so they could get into every single iphone, without having to physically possess the phone.

[RocketFarmer]

Believe this may just be an attempt to put into law what they are already doing.