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Schneier on Security: FBI to Approve All Software?

postedby gknot on December3rd,2005 tagged ShortLinks, privacy, technology

Schneier on Security: FBI to Approve All Software?. This is no chicken little. You have zero privacy. None. More on this when I can.

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