Sefket Posted January 21, 2012 Posted January 21, 2012 Chris Burns, Jan 20th 2012 SOURCE Senator Lamar Smith, lead sponsor of the currently dead SOPA bill you’ve heard so much about, has another bill in the works that uses Child Pornography as a screen to push through an amendment that’ll have your internet service provider tracking all of your financial dealings online. Each time you use a credit card, each time you read your bank statement, all of your IP information and your search history will be required by your ISP to be stored for 18 months at all times. This bill is H.R. 1981 and will have more dire consequences than SOPA or PIPA ever had the potential to have. What it does is to amend several rules that have to do with Child Pornography and preventing it, the bill itself called the “Protecting Children From Internet Pornographers Act of 2011.” What it also does is to change the U.S. code Chapter 18 section 2703 Required Disclosure of Customer Communications or Records to include a requirement that your internet service provider do the following: A commercial provider of an electronic communication service shall retain for a period of at least one year a log of the temporarily assigned network addresses the provider assigns to a subscriber to or customer of such service that enables the identification of the corresponding customer or subscriber information under subsection (c)(2) of this section. While it was legal for the government to issue a subpoena for the viewing of the information they speak about here before, it was not part of the law that internet service providers capture or retain that information at any point. In effect, while before the authorities would need to first find a reason for you to need to be watched to get the ISP to start collecting information from you, that information will already exist on file, effectively meaning you’re being watched and recorded even if you’ve done nothing wrong. Don’t worry though, there’s an additional set of lines that should placate you because it’s so very kind of them to think of: (1) to encourage electronic communication service providers to give prompt notice to their customers in the event of a breach of the data retained pursuant to section 2703(h) of title 18 of the United States Code, in order that those effected can take the necessary steps to protect themselves from potential misuse of private information; and (2) that records retained pursuant to section 2703(h) of title 18, United States Code, should be stored securely to protect customer privacy and prevent against breaches of the records. So don’t worry, your information will be “stored securely” so noone else can access it! But if they do access it, your ISP will give you “prompt notice” so you can change all your credit card numbers, hide your kids, hide your wife, and hide your husband. This bill has currently cleared its committee, this meaning that the next step is a full vote. This bill needs to be stopped, and if I might go one better, Lamar Smith needs to be stopped, for the good of the internet and YOUR privacy.
TJ Posted January 21, 2012 Posted January 21, 2012 Anonymous will have a field day with this one. GG 4chans hentai section rofl.
Sopuli Posted January 21, 2012 Posted January 21, 2012 ah, gotta love the fact that I live in Europe ;)
Chris Posted January 21, 2012 Posted January 21, 2012 sopa didn't get passed, but they still continued with what they were gone do anyways. america doesn't pass bills so they can do more stuff, they pass bills to justify stuff they do anyways.
Adam|Note Posted January 21, 2012 Posted January 21, 2012 sopa didn't get passed, but they still continued with what they were gone do anyways. america doesn't pass bills so they can do more stuff, they pass bills to justify stuff they do anyways. Well said, if the original doesn't pass they simply reword what they wanted to do and pass it.
TJ Posted January 21, 2012 Posted January 21, 2012 sopa didn't get passed, but they still continued with what they were gone do anyways. america doesn't pass bills so they can do more stuff, they pass bills to justify stuff they do anyways. Well said, if the original doesn't pass they simply reword what they wanted to do and pass it. If they try to screw the people, Anonymous will back us up.
Swag Posted January 21, 2012 Posted January 21, 2012 sopa didn't get passed, but they still continued with what they were gone do anyways. america doesn't pass bills so they can do more stuff, they pass bills to justify stuff they do anyways.
Adam|Note Posted January 21, 2012 Posted January 21, 2012 sopa didn't get passed, but they still continued with what they were gone do anyways. america doesn't pass bills so they can do more stuff, they pass bills to justify stuff they do anyways. hey andy how come, we dont even talk no more? and you dont even call no more? we dont barely keep in touch at all, and i dont even feel the same love when we scape no mo'
Hex` Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 Are these people seriously claiming that anonymous is somehow going to "save the day"? How can you be so naive?
TJ Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 Are these people seriously claiming that anonymous is somehow going to "save the day"? How can you be so naive? They pretty much run the internet, and have the power to get people together. That in it's self, being able to unite people, is stronger than anything. So yes, eventually the time will come, when they will hack major news stations, and get the message clear. Expect it.
gfdgfd Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 they took down the FBI's website in retaliation to megaupload i heard
Hex` Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 Are these people seriously claiming that anonymous is somehow going to "save the day"? How can you be so naive? They pretty much run the internet, and have the power to get people together. That in it's self, being able to unite people, is stronger than anything. So yes, eventually the time will come, when they will hack major news stations, and get the message clear. Expect it. I'm sorry, but taking down a site for a short period of time isn't going to change anything. They pretty much run the internet? Sorry, but a group of anonymous hacktivists don't rule anything. Sure, they have the power to occasionally do some major damage. But they'll have to do much larger operations in the future to be taken seriously. After every attack on our liberties we hope that anonymous will take care of it all. They won't. Stop being naive. And the last part of your message is just wishful thinking.
I Meleed I Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 Are these people seriously claiming that anonymous is somehow going to "save the day"? How can you be so naive? They pretty much run the internet, and have the power to get people together. That in it's self, being able to unite people, is stronger than anything. So yes, eventually the time will come, when they will hack major news stations, and get the message clear. Expect it. I'm sorry, but taking down a site for a short period of time isn't going to change anything. They pretty much run the internet? Sorry, but a group of anonymous hacktivists don't rule anything. Sure, they have the power to occasionally do some major damage. But they'll have to do much larger operations in the future to be taken seriously. After every attack on our liberties we hope that anonymous will take care of it all. They won't. Stop being naive. And the last part of your message is just wishful thinking. Strong this.
TJ Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 Are these people seriously claiming that anonymous is somehow going to "save the day"? How can you be so naive? They pretty much run the internet, and have the power to get people together. That in it's self, being able to unite people, is stronger than anything. So yes, eventually the time will come, when they will hack major news stations, and get the message clear. Expect it. I'm sorry, but taking down a site for a short period of time isn't going to change anything. They pretty much run the internet? Sorry, but a group of anonymous hacktivists don't rule anything. Sure, they have the power to occasionally do some major damage. But they'll have to do much larger operations in the future to be taken seriously. After every attack on our liberties we hope that anonymous will take care of it all. They won't. Stop being naive. And the last part of your message is just wishful thinking. You should do some research on some of the shit they've done. I'm not going to make a list.
Hex` Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 Are these people seriously claiming that anonymous is somehow going to "save the day"? How can you be so naive? They pretty much run the internet, and have the power to get people together. That in it's self, being able to unite people, is stronger than anything. So yes, eventually the time will come, when they will hack major news stations, and get the message clear. Expect it. I'm sorry, but taking down a site for a short period of time isn't going to change anything. They pretty much run the internet? Sorry, but a group of anonymous hacktivists don't rule anything. Sure, they have the power to occasionally do some major damage. But they'll have to do much larger operations in the future to be taken seriously. After every attack on our liberties we hope that anonymous will take care of it all. They won't. Stop being naive. And the last part of your message is just wishful thinking. You should do some research on some of the shit they've done. I'm not going to make a list. I have been actively following their moves for the past few years. I know their operations and achievements but that doesn't mean that anything I said wasn't true.
Paxman Posted January 23, 2012 Posted January 23, 2012 are they gonna find out that i watch porn then? do u delete ur history!?! they'll never catch u!!
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