For years, we've been pointing out that as the entertainment industry, telcos and the government increase efforts to spy on the activities of users (for various reasons, good or bad), all it's going to do is speed the adoption of encryption technologies.
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"ve pushed to do will not only be nearly impossible, but they?ve also lost the trust and respect of all those users/customers/constituents. It?s a true lesson in the unintended consequences of getting what you wished for. [via Techdirt] corq @ July 16th, 2008 - "
" om VoiP-apps op de iPhone te blokkeren. Maar ik betwijfel of het een slimme zet is? De logische consequentie van deze stap is dat VoiP-verkeer onzichtbaar gaat worden voor T-Mobile, net zoals dat in vergelijkbare situaties ook gebeurt. Met als eindresultaat dat VoiP toch gaat werken en dat T-Mobile een hoop gebruikers heeft gefrustreerd wat niet goed zal zijn voor hun imago. Het had ook anders kunnen lopen?"
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"providers and the government that much more useless -- because all that monitoring they've pushed to do will not only be nearly impossible, but they've also lost the trust and respect of all those users/customers/constituents." - Mike Masnick, writing over at techdirt.com. "
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"providers and the government that much more useless -- because all that monitoring they've pushed to do will not only be nearly impossible, but they've also lost the trust and respect of all those users/customers/constituents." - Mike Masnick, writing over at techdirt.com. "
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