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Stowe Boyd is a well-known media subversive, and an internationally recognized authority on real-time, collaborative and social technologies. His new blog is Message.

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August 09, 2004
Fahrenheit FBIEmail This EntryPrint This Entry
Posted by Stowe Boyd

Really good synopsis of the stupidity surrounding the FBI's recent blundering around in VoIP land:

Declan McCullagh
[from Fahrenheit FBI]

You've been saying that terrorists may use VoIP services to "evade lawful electronic surveillance." But the only detailed court statistics available show that 77 percent of wiretap applications were for drug crimes, and terrorism-related offenses were so few they didn't even make the chart. Is terrorism the real reason behind your wiretap push?


Category: Instant Messaging | Internet Telephony | Privacy | Social Impacts


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