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Is it too late to return 2016? It's clearly defective. How long until... "Anexprogrammer was clearly a suspect individual. He used A&A, a UK ISP, widely consi
by anexprogrammer 10y ago
Is it too late to return 2016? It's clearly defective.
How long until...
"Anexprogrammer was clearly a suspect individual. He used A&A, a UK ISP, widely considered sympathetic to terrorism under the thin guise of blogging about preserving privacy. The ISP has even provided information on how their users may circumvent the law and expressed the opinion it was a bad idea!
It gets steadily worse, Anexprogrammer often used a VPN, from an overseas company who made a feature of logging nothing, another technique widely used by terrorists to evade our beloved leader's protections. He even admitted to viewing online pornography, illegal in the UK, where performers appeared to be actually enjoying themselves.
He was also suspected of being a believer in climate change and is known to have signed a petition against fracking. The 20 year maximum security sentence for illegal circumvention of logging is considered lenient."
May the "one bad actor" that goes in there and gets the entire database please dump the histories of the politicians asap?
- pinum 10y agoThe MPs themselves are exempted from the IP bill. (Although it's safe to assume GCHQ is still collecting everything on them.)
- anexprogrammer 10y agoI should try and act surprised. Think it's fairly certain plenty of them will end up in Sky's logging anyway. Backbenchers minor enough to be thrown under the bus though. We need a response a bit more substantive than just joining Liberty or OpenRights.
- Sean1708 10y agoPlease tell me you're joking?!
- falcolas 10y agoYou're just missing Tor for the "suspicious character" trifecta.