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The Dutch government is ******... 

 

Plz read this... http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/07/08/dutch_snooping_law_revamp/

 

Quote "The proposed update of the Intelligence & Security Act of 2002 would establish bulk interception powers for “any form of telecom or data transfer”.

As well as metadata, the revamp would allow the Dutch intelligence services to compel anyone to help decrypt data, either by providing encryption keys or turning over decrypted data."

 

Here is the explanation... https://blog.cyberwar.nl/2015/07/dutch-intelligence-bill-proposes-non-specific-bulk-interception-powers-for-any-form-of-telecom-or-data-transfer-incl-domestic/

 

And the original Dutch law proposal... http://www.internetconsultatie.nl/wiv

 

What do you guys think of this?

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If you're not doing anything wrong, why care :^)

 

jk.

 

This is complete bull. I hate that governments think they can do this. 

I don't even know if it's legal.

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If you're not doing anything wrong, why care :^)

 

jk.

 

This is complete bull. I hate that governments think they can do this. 

I don't even know if it's legal.

It is legal if government do it.

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This is complete bull. I hate that governments think they can do this. 

I don't even know if it's legal.

 

It's governments, all they have to do is say it's legal, and they are golden.

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wow what....

I thought our government wasn't that bad in terms of cyber privacy and security.

Guess I was wrong...

 

Holy shit the possible scope of this shit it horrible:

ISP's, cloud hosters and such could perhaps be required to hand over TLS or other crypto keys used for internal use (ie between data centers) if this could help in the investigation....

That is something I do not like at all...

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It's just beyond stupid that the powers that be are going after encryption.

 

Idiotic.

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Yep, heard about it.

RIP freedom and RIP privacy. Might as well give my info to the AIVD (Dutch NSA) right now.

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In the UK, GCHQ have been snooping around long enough without the public knowing

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i'm not sure if our governments(any country) are slowly turning into a terrorist regimen with a pretty faced mask on.., pretty sure if a different organization did the same exact thing they'd be labeled terrorists & would be stopped at any cost, but since it's our government meh' , it won't be harmful right? you know that cliche plot twist, But i think everybody's too quiet about this & those who are willing o speak up are shut down immediately ,

Details separate people.

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George Orwell was wrong with the timing, but his predictions may eventually turn out true.

*prepares tin-foil hat*

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Oh. That's unfortunate. Let me just cross that off my list of potential places to live....

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It is legal if government do it.

It's governments, all they have to do is say it's legal, and they are golden.

 

INTERPOL?

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Oh. That's unfortunate. Let me just cross that off my list of potential places to live....

Gunna be a short list in a few years....

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INTERPOL?

More like rules from the EU, but pretty sure the EU is happy with this shit :(

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Gunna be a short list in a few years....

 

It already IS a short list. At this rate the only place that will respect privacy as a basic human right will be the surface of the sun  :(

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It already IS a short list. At this rate the only place that will respect privacy as a basic human right will be the surface of the sun  :(

North and South pole's....prob get no internet...so nothing to worry about....

 

 

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INTERPOL?

 

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Every country does this, its just that the Dutch government have the ballz to write it down in a law. 

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It already IS a short list. At this rate the only place that will respect privacy as a basic human right will be the surface of the sun  :(

 

The Scandinavian countries (though Sweden has been losing their way because of TPB pressure) all respect privacy.

 

In fact, last year Norway pushed through a law to give police less access to citizen data. (Police can't search license plates without a warrant anymore)

 

Germany is still largely OK as well.

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The Scandinavian countries (though Sweden has been losing their way because of TPB pressure) all respect privacy.

 

In fact, last year Norway pushed through a law to give police less access to citizen data. (Police can't search license plates without a warrant anymore)

 

Germany is still largely OK as well.

Police can't search license plates?

 

Can you elaborate on that a little? How does one search a 2 dimensional flat object, that is readily viewable to all who look?

 

Do you mean they can't type the plate number into their database and search for it without a warrant?

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Police can't search license plates?

 

Can you elaborate on that a little? How does one search a 2 dimensional flat object, that is readily viewable to all who look?

 

Do you mean they can't type the plate number into their database and search for it without a warrant?

 

Their systems don't allow access to DMV decords anymore. Now they need a warrant to get an ID from a license plate from the DMV.

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