What about my privacy?
November 6, 2006 Category: indigo-Nation 
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" Senate discusses design to control Internet
The Committee on Constitution and Justice of the Senate will vote next Wednesday (8), a bill that proposes to require the identification of all Internet users in the country.
The bill, authored by Senator Eduardo Azeredo (PSDB-MG) proposes that every user to provide data such as SSN, name, address and phone your ISP and that it ensures the accuracy of the information before enabling the user connection.
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If approved the project, providers would still obliged to store data such as e-mails, conversations in chat rooms, blog posts and even information about file sharing on P2P networks. The penalty for those who circumvent the identification required is 2-4 years in prison. "
How so? Hold conversations in chat rooms (this includes MSN, ICQ, Skype), e-mails, posts??
They're going crazy? Farce that ... we live in CHINA? Have advance warning: I will be among the first to bypass this nonsense. Who ever heard of keeping personal information stored on providers?
If you want to catch cyber criminals to place qualified people for that. Do not use the Internet for any illegal acts and hate to have my privacy invaded.
Mr. Eduardo Azeredo, never imagined such a thing could come from Mr. What's that, buddy ... it's hard to even a viable technique for this. Authentication yes, I even think important. But we do log everything?? "What ilsu ..."
Maysa
I do not think any law is passed on the subject. There is huge interest among the content providers and access.
Cross your fingers and get ready for the cyber dictatorship!
APlay this Eduardo Azeredo and very weak!
Where ja ce saw the interesting and logical that the Internet is privacy and the scope of the issues it has.
he is crazy
2Do not know how my state puts a man so stupid as a senator. Sadness.
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