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Capt'n Midnight · 2012-06-14 14:02:23

Since most of our ISP's are UK owned and most of our traffic to Europe goes via the UK this may be of interest. Many "Irish" ISP's can and do route internal Irish traffic through equipment based in the UK. http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/06/14/web_super_snoop_law_ccdp_theresa_may/

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#52 14-06-2012 4:57pm

PogMoThoin

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So much crap in this thread. People with no technical knowledge posting crap without knowing anything about how wide area networks and layer 2 protocols work.

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#53 14-06-2012 4:58pm

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puffishoes wrote: »

The internet is a public network and should be left that way.

I agree, I'm just of the opinion that when it comes to digital data just about anything is possible and it can be done in a fairly cost effective way.

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#54 14-06-2012 5:04pm

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ScumLord wrote: »

I agree, I'm just of the opinion that when it comes to digital data just about anything is possible and it can be done in a fairly cost effective way.

anything is possible, including avoidance by the people it's designed to catch.

Not sure how that turns out to be cost effective.

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#55 14-06-2012 6:13pm

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Damn those English bastards, just won't give up on their "ultimate big brother surveillance society" dream

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