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How Microsoft's data case could unravel the US tech industry
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How Microsoft's data case could unravel the US tech industry
Justin Tyme wrote:
http://www.zdnet.com/article/why-mic...tech-industry/ Unless new to computers, it doesn't take long to realize that any data you have on someone else's host (e.g., "the cloud") should be encrypted (and done so locally before transmitting it to their host). There are long been means to encrypt e-mails. You can even get free e-mail certificates. If the feds win, they end up getting past the door but end up with a gazillion-piece jigsaw puzzle. If you don't lock your doors, don't expect others to do it for you. |
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How Microsoft's data case could unravel the US tech industry
Then you personally will be in big trouble with the Feds!
Anyway, people who use eMails for nefarious deeds have there own private onion routed servers that the Feds cannot get to so the Feds are just flexing the muscles in a wasted effort for their supposed purpose. Their real purpose is to damage MS and others so the economy will tank again. Liberals are in power and you know what that means. They cannot shut down terrorist's servers, so... -- -- No signature --- news://freenews.netfront.net/ - complaints: --- |
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How Microsoft's data case could unravel the US tech industry
On Sat, 05 Sep 2015 17:09:26 -0700, Not A Person wrote:
Then you personally will be in big trouble with the Feds! Anyway, people who use eMails for nefarious deeds have there own private onion routed servers that the Feds cannot get to so the Feds are just flexing the muscles in a wasted effort for their supposed purpose. Their real purpose is to damage MS and others so the economy will tank again. Liberals are in power and you know what that means. They cannot shut down terrorist's servers, so... -- You sign yourself as 'not a person', and apt title for someone who insists on posting conspiracy nonsense. |
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How Microsoft's data case could unravel the US tech industry
On 9/7/2015 11:11 AM, dave61430 wrote:
On Sat, 05 Sep 2015 17:09:26 -0700, Not A Person wrote: Then you personally will be in big trouble with the Feds! Anyway, people who use eMails for nefarious deeds have there own private onion routed servers that the Feds cannot get to so the Feds are just flexing the muscles in a wasted effort for their supposed purpose. Their real purpose is to damage MS and others so the economy will tank again. Liberals are in power and you know what that means. They cannot shut down terrorist's servers, so... -- You sign yourself as 'not a person', and apt title for someone who insists on posting conspiracy nonsense. Besides that, anything sent over the internet CAN be copied and read, period! It's a matter of how much time and trouble, not can or cannot. Even information buried in picture files or video can be extracted if the tools are available, along with enough computing power. Can you or I do such things? Not without some software and computer resources that are not generally available to us common folk. |
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