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ICE1

@comcast.net

reply to ff1324
Re: What!?!?!?!?

We all have something to hide.....our personal information...privacy rights....do I need to say more? I wouldnt want the FBI or any government agency browsing thru my network. Have you forgotten that we are living in a country where you are guilty to proven innocent.


ff1324
Everybody Goes Home
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I'm not talking about keeping your computer secure. I'm saying, if you have nothing to hide, why the suspiscion of the investigative agencies?
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localhost
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join:2005-01-19
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reply to ff1324
when your ISP shuts off your internet connection because you have been sending unsolicited emails, then maybe you'll figure out why you need security.
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RR Conductor
RailRoadDude
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reply to ff1324
It's called right to privacy


rodoke

join:2003-10-28
Carbondale, IL

reply to ff1324
said by ff1324 See Profile:

What do you have to hide?...
So, what are you hiding?
To the "I'm innocent, why aren't you?" "defense", I'll only say [c]omrade, there are no innocents in a world with the F.B.I. and Carnivore.


ff1324
Everybody Goes Home
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reply to deepblackmag
said by deepblackmag See Profile:

wtf bill, they arent the good guys. If they are breaking into your network its probablly to toss u in jail for 10-15 hard time.
What do you have to hide? They can look at my computers all they want. They'll find firefighting pictures, about a billion pictures of my kid, saved MOHAA games, and emails from my parents, coworkers, and college friends.

Yeah, I've got a lot to hide there....

So, what are you hiding?
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deepblackmag

join:2004-12-27
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reply to Bill
wtf bill, they arent the good guys. If they are breaking into your network its probablly to toss u in jail for 10-15 hard time. If the wardrivers do it, its to check their mail. and if the kiddiots do it, its to steal ur credit card (which ur CC company will refund to u)

Out of all of these options, WHO would you like cracking into your network.


Bill
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They are the good guys compared to others who could be cracking your network.
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