13:56 U S intelligence Privacy does not mean anonymity | |
| As reported by Associated Press, on Monday, Donald Kerr (Donald Kerr), since October was the Director of National Intelligence in the Office of the President of the United States, said that society needs to reconsider the definition of such an important democratic freedom as privacy. "Privacy no longer can mean anonymity," said Carr, adding that protection against ingress of correspondence and financial information to citizens in improper hands should not engage themselves and the government and business. Of course means that the hands of the CIA and NSA to improperly do not apply. The discussion was again raised in the U.S. Congress during a re-consideration of amendments to the Act on the Supervision of foreign intelligence (FISA), which for several months trying to push through the Bush administration. Amendments are needed for its extension of the almost unlimited powers, which were issued to U.S. "security officials" in the famous USA PATRIOT Act after the attacks of September 11, 2001 and should be revoked Jan. 1, 2008. On the previous loud discussion of these amendments, we have already mentioned earlier. True representative of the U.S. ruling elite, who spent almost his entire life in the exploration and confidently looked down at us with a photo on the right, believes that it is still legal today Instruments anonymous access to the network, such as a distributed network of Tor, certainly harm the security of the American way life. How will this is just another test for lice to the public "the most democratic country in the world, we know already that week. | |
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