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I wonder if those surveyed realized that this would cut off their access to Facebook, Twitter, etc, or if many were too clueless to realize that.
by mmagin 16y ago
I wonder if those surveyed realized that this would cut off their access to Facebook, Twitter, etc, or if many were too clueless to realize that.
- undefined_user 16y agoIn the article it mentioned "portions" of the internet. So I have to assume every one polled figured it would not be the part of the internet they are on but the part they(the bad guys)are on. If there was such a thing. Like someone else mentioned. The consequences for such a thing are so much larger than what they are trying to stop.
- wmf 16y agoThe "kill switch" applies to "critical infrastructure" which does not include Facebook or Twitter IMO. If the attack was coming from Facebook I suppose they might get tempted, though.