"China can monitor the network so can we." He believes that China can block access to awkward sites on the net as well the US can monitor the Internet so that illegal file sharing can stoppas.Vidare bandr he does not give much for intenetoperatörernas claim that they are like the item and do not have a clue about what users do online.
I do not care a damn about how much U2's music is downloaded or how much Bono lose on this. But his statement here scares me. Bono wants to monitor bandr and supervise the network in the same way as the dictatorship and the communist country China is trying to control their people for fear that they will discover another world beyond communism. Though Bono's bandr aim is of course to prevent him from losing money to people who like his music pirate. bandr Furthermore, as I interpret it as he believes that our ISPs should engage the people to spy on their customers. Nätintegretet is nothing like Bono wants. He believes oxå that Internet companies see through the fingers that their customers commit crimes because they, ISPs, will earn serious money from their customers' illegal network. bandr
God, what many people do not read what he writes. He writes that he wants to have increased surveillance, but not that you should have it in China. bandr He is using China as an example to show that it is possible to monitor the network. Here he writes: "A decades worth of music file-sharing and swiping HAS made clear That the people it hurts are the creators in this case, the young, fledgling songwriters who cant live off ticket and T-shirt sales like the least sympathetic Among Us and the people this reverse Robin hooding benefits are rich service providers, Whose swollen profits perfectly mirror the lost receipts of the music business. Werewolf The Post Office, They tell us; who knows whats up the brown-paper packages? But we know from America's noble effort to stop child pornography, not to mention Chinas ignoble effort to suppress online dissent, thats its perfectly bandr possible to track content. "Not that he wants it as in China, but that it is possible to track the traffic on the Internet. Good God ...
"Sure, he would not have it that in China." bandr But when traffic is saved by someone, possibly our internet providers, then access to these so called, by Bono and others, undesirable sites to be closed down and banned. Just this tänkadet is in itself a speaking avoiding that one can be anonymous surfers can surf what you want. Here it is for me not criminal bandr thoughts in itself but rather the surfers' integretet online. I personally think that Bono should be kind to their fans instead of chasing the life out of them and all the other online.
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Three dead babies found stashed in coolers in a dwelling, rented by a 40 year old woman, in the German town of Giessen it is to read about in Sydsvenskan today. Wondering why you do such a thing. Is it a crime that has become ...
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Today I have been on the Zumba again. Last week was quite träningslös bandr because I just worked and worked. It was such a week where I was not home almost any evening and I managed to miss Varja workout. But this week successfully yes ...
Read here atti ultimately means ACTA this a matter of life or death for the poor and sick people in the third värrlden .... The possible consequences bandr of the agreements is that many of the hundreds of thousands of people, such as HIV / AIDS. ..
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