RE: [Raven] And it ought to be remembered that there is...

[Ed Stone <estone@synernet.com>]

At 11:47 AM 4/14/2000 , you wrote:
>On 14 Apr 00, at 10:19, janne.haikonen@nokia.com wrote:
>
> > > You ar NOT talking about =me=, I'm for strong encryption
> > > with quality control and laws that demand it for
> > > communication providers.
> >
> >  - Why should I (or anyone, or any company) trust my
> > sensitive data to the hands of my ISP?
>
>Because you don't want law enforcement planting bugs in
>your computers.

Actually, I'd much rather that if someone wanted to plant a bug in my 
computer that they have to get a warrant, watch my home until all have 
left, turn off the alarm systems and other detectors, follow all to be sure 
no one returns while the buggers are in, crack the door, with some concern 
that burglars are regularly shot dead in these parts and doing so is quite 
legal if one feels one's life is endangered, and the monitoring is quite 
expensive, etc.

If they just send have a GS-2 enter an ip address at the fort, and they've 
got it, a reasonable case can be made that more will be done....

But I belabor the obvious.


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