Rod and the Big Brother of the Internet

[Alex Gakuru]

Poomjit,

I feel the same way. "Cyber Crime", "Security" "Law enforcement" have been
unusually highly repeated from various quarters and individuals. for
example, yesterday during the "Proposals for Improvement to the RAA"
session. ( Registrar Accreditation Agreement)

I observed, "Noting the several mentions of 'Law Enforcement' and group
recommendations that:-
- proxy servers information be revealed,
- private registrants information be revealed,
- New RAA makes registrars responsible for activities of their domain
re-sellers (Responsible for Registrars' affiliates, and major resellers)

On behalf of the Consumer Interest Group I asked: "What, if any,
considerations privacy laws enforcement were made and are reflected on this
report?"

Response received: "None, except (state security) law enforcement agencies"

Regards,

Alex


2010/6/21 Poomjit Sirawongprasert <poomjit at gmail.com>

> It sounds to me that there is a planning to tighten the internet
> censorship.
>
> I am very suffering from what has been happening in Thailand, right now.
>
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> On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 2:35 PM, Carlos A. Afonso <ca at cafonso.ca> wrote:
>
>> In his opening speech here at the Icann Brussels meeting, Beckstrom
>> stresses that the central role of Icann is the security and stability "of
>> the Internet". Wow, I thought that it was just the name/addressing system.
>>
>> Megalomanous discourse summarizes his speech...
>>
>> enviado via iPhone
>>
>
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