Although the article addresses a number of specific issues relating to
access of information and censorship during the recent protests, it
attempts to justify censorship using the argument that "the right to
live trumps the right to free information".
This argument is made in reference to the like
Syria, Sudan,
> Cuba, North Korea, etc. because we are responsible about their security.
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> On 2 January 2014 12:14, Dan Staples <mailto:danstap...@opentechinstitute.org>> wrote:
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> 'Safe' is a word that is thrown around a lot when it com
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Even more reason for randomizing your phone's MAC address:
http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/you-are-a-rogue-device/Content?oid=18143845
You Are a Rogue Device -- A New Apparatus Capable of Spying on You Has
Been Installed Throughout Downtown Seattle. Very Few Citizens Know What
It Is, and Offic
enario, I would be more concerned with adversary externaly
> observing the connections, seeing that a group of people from within
> country X are connecting to the same ip in country Y , thus relating
> those people in that group as sharing a node in a social graph, so to
> eachother, while t
Disclaimer: This is not a critique of Access or your report; it is a
well-researched report with solid conclusions. In fact, you bring up
the point I am about to make on page 11 of the report, which I
appreciate. I bring this up because I think it could use discussion.
While spoofing civil society
received a request to spy on our users. Watch closely for the
> removal of this text," what legal risk would be incurred?
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> If the answer is "None" or "Very little", what's stopping people
> from doing this?
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