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“Worryingly for digital publishers, there’s a trend towards ‘Facebook prosecutions’ – several people have been jailed in the past few months over what they have
by Nutmog 11y ago
“Worryingly for digital publishers, there’s a trend towards ‘Facebook prosecutions’ – several people have been jailed in the past few months over what they have allegedly posted, or even shared, on the site.”
Doesn't that just mean it's becoming like every other country? Even America has those. Perhaps the internet is bound to end up controlled by laws just like the real world.
- anonbanker 11y agoI regularly (once a month or more) deal with substitutional service orders in the Master's chambers. I have had Kik, Facebook, Snapchat, and even XMPP used as sufficient service. All you have to do is prove you failed at attempts to contact via traditional methods, which isn't too hard. My take on the internet is that it is an invention of DARPA, a military organization. That makes everything you say/do on it public, even if (temporarily) obfuscated by encryption schemes. Don't like it? roll your own BATMAN mesh network. Otherwise, sit up straight when you're being watched.