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Which, while pretty poor from a privacy point of view, is entirely reasonable from a technical point of view.
by dansingerman 16y ago
Which, while pretty poor from a privacy point of view, is entirely reasonable from a technical point of view.
- beedogs 16y agoOnce a court order is involved, any expectation of privacy basically goes out the window anyway. This law seems to just stipulate that a simple mechanism should exist to aid law enforcement.
- GrandMasterBirt 16y agoThe only thing about this whole situation is that what if a company is based in the US? Does it mean that the company is now ip-blocked from france if they don't conform? Problem with non-international laws is like the US State dissallowing adult content to be served to minors, that becomes a world-wide law not only localized. Hence why the internet needs an international governing body to truly control because it is global, a concept never before seen in history.