[16.07.12] Internet Censorship and Copyright Legislation

[Zivera]

I am HIGHLY against all of this. To supervise us as we surf the internet? I find that an act against one anothers privacy. As concluded, this should not be allowed to happen. The internet will never be the same if this is enforced. It would change for all of us. The internet will be corrupted, yes it would be watched over, but really? Is this what needs to be taken into action?

[kitkat174]

how can they do this no one owns the internet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Wolfmoon2012]

Hoestly, I do hate that Megaupload was take dow. But, I do thik that SOPA, PIPA, ect. is very annoying since Wikipedia went on strike. And, yes, I don't want to be a American Idiot (Neither a Canadian one xD) but honestly, I wish I could go back to my roleplay; It sucks 'cause you have to b on every day or: -kick- happens Dx

[Wolfmoon2012]

And, I agree with you Zev. Why the flip would we need to be watched? The goverment should leave the internet alone! I highly dissaproove of those goverment stalkers. Backstabbing indeed to be watched; it feels so disturbing and utterly wrong. Dx

[Heagato]

i feel violated of my rights!

[razmirz]

They don't mention it but opendns announced this 2 days ago

http://www.opendns.com/technology/dnscrypt

This would effectively  hide the easiest way ISP's had to track you activity making sopa pipa and acta extremely difficult to police. It would also get you around the blocks they enforce xD

[Lawcere]

They don't mention it but opendns announced this 2 days ago

http://www.opendns.com/technology/dnscrypt

This would effectively  hide the easiest way ISP's had to track you activity making sopa pipa and acta extremely difficult to police. It would also get you around the blocks they enforce xD

I've seen a couple different versions of this. Hopefully the PC version comes out soon.

[razmirz]

OMFG
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16757142

fyi only Cyprus, Germany, Estonia, Slovakia, and the Netherlands from Europe didn't sign.

Australia, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Morocco, New Zealand, Singapore and the US also signed.

[Zaroque]

OMFG
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-16757142

fyi only Cyprus, Germany, Estonia, Slovakia, and the Netherlands from Europe didn't sign.

Australia, Canada, Japan, South Korea, Morocco, New Zealand, Singapore and the US also signed.

Ahhh, the BBC. Such a wonderful orginization.
Lets hope by next year this is all forgotten.

[razmirz]

Meh I just realised this will stuff broadband prices though the roof too... as ISP's are going to have to buy monitoring kit and hire staff to maintain it and contact people about infringements...