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I worked at a parental controls company for a number of years here in Utah. There were various high members of the LDS church (whom were connected with our comp
by NuSkooler 3y ago
I worked at a parental controls company for a number of years here in Utah. There were various high members of the LDS church (whom were connected with our company in different ways) that would be pushing these kinds of things all the time.
- WarOnPrivacy 3y agoI haven't known general authorities to advocate for violating constitutional rights.
- NuSkooler 3y agoMandatory filtering/blocking seems pretty unconstitutional to me, which is just one example.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y agoWould you rather have Chrome permit everyone to visit every phishing site? Not OK to take down C2 or botnets? Like it when a DDOS crushes your favorite website because Akamai and Cloudflare can't blackhole the traffic? Your ISP can't filter SMB ports, so everyone with Windows File Sharing gets pwned?
- tpxl 3y agoI would rather have governments punish criminals operating phishing sites, C2 and botnets, since, you know, it's _illegal_.
- ourmandave 3y agoI'm sure the Russian, Chinese, and North Korean govts will get right on that.
- tpxl 3y agoPerhaps if malicious countries are engaging in cybercrime in your country, you should disconnect them from your countries internet/phone connections. This would get them to behave right quick or suffer the effects of sanctions. It ain't perfect, but it's better than saying "there's nothing we can do, dude".
- WarOnPrivacy 3y agoFiltering/blocking would depend on the deployment. Lots of potential there tho. Can you offer any examples of a GA advocating for something that is fairly clearly unconstitutional? Utah has recently passed some boneheaded laws that certainly qualify. A GA advocating for one them would be a sound example.