FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
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ELECTRONIC COMMUNICATIONS BILL FAILS HUMAN RIGHTS AUDIT
JUSTICE, the legal human rights organisation, and the Foundation for
Information Policy Research today (Monday, 25 October) warn that those
aspects of the Government's draft Electronic Communicati
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'Don't Help the Snoops'
by Declan McCullagh
10:45 a.m. 25.Oct.99.PDT
The Internet's standards body should not
craft technology to aid
At 9:35 AM -0700 10/24/99, Tim May wrote:
>At 3:33 AM -0700 1999-10-24, Arnold G. Reinhold wrote:
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>>I have long doubted the very premise that encrypted communications
>>are a asset to criminals and a threat to law enforcement. The
>>standard way LE penetrates criminal organizations is to work fr
>>including use of the Internet, encrypted telephones, and cloned cellular
>>telephones
They don't say what "encrypted telephones" mean, either. Remember,
these are the same guys who try to tell people that spread spectrum
is "encryption" or at least "secure."
I'll bet $100 to a $1 that if there
