You read right, Canada's Justice Minister today announced plans to introduce new "lawful access" legislation next month. The proposed law will require ISPs to install new surveillance capabilities and give law enforcement the right to demand personal information without a warrant. I could easily see this happening in the states. I didn't really see this kind of thing happening up here. I'm not sure if I'm that for or against it, I mean it's good in that it will catch those doing illicit (but what exactly is "illicit" things), but having everything you do loged is an infringement on liberty. What does anybody else think about this? Follow link to article: http://www.michaelgeist.ca/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=931
wow, that is a little crazy. just the fact that there is no oversight at all. I'm not sure how I feel about that just because it seems so extreme.
i see it as an invasion of privacy...i mean....if you read the link, it seems cops can get your info just like that. To make things even worse, no oversight....bloody hell man....
