Digital Bill of Rights. A working draft from Darrell Issa (R-CA) and Ron Wyden (D-OR).
Hat tip: Kurzweil Accelerating Intelligence.
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Digital Bill of Rights. A working draft from Darrell Issa (R-CA) and Ron Wyden (D-OR).
Hat tip: Kurzweil Accelerating Intelligence.
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Netizens1Including me. got upset about SOPA/PIPA. We rose up and defeated the terrible bills even though a technical workaround existed before the vote was called.
Now that CISPA is upon us,2Why do we elect representatives who will readily abandon liberty in the name of security? we are getting upset again. “Please vote no! We don’t want the government reading our online files.” Yet we continue to send and store our personal information on the Internet equivalent of a postcard.3I don’t care that the Postmaster-General can read my vacation postcard. Do you?
A technical solution to CISPA could exist and should have been readily available years ago. Yet, strong encryption is not commonly used. Maybe after CISPA passes, we will finally demand the encryption we need to safely store our information in the cloud.
After all, the government isn’t alone in wanting to read our private information.
What do you think?
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On November 16, 2011, I am participating in American Censorship Day. If you visit this site from the United States, you will be greeted by the screen shown above.
Please watch the video, read the infographic, and visit AmericanCensorship.org for more information — then take action.
Visit AmericanCensorship.org.
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