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Daily Archives: 2009-04-03
Men det haster!
I forlængelse af mit forrige indlæg kommer der lige et link til Sherri Davidoffs seneste blog-indlæg, IBM’s Watchful Eye: In Poland “personal and vehicle IDs can be instantly checked in an EU-wide database.” In Chicago: city staff “have access to … Continue reading
Posted in IT-sikkerhed, Politik
Tagged borgerrettigheder, IT-sikkerhed, overvågning, populisme
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Fornuften kan stadig nå at sejre
Cambridge, Massachusetts, kendt for Harvard University og Massachusetts Institute of Technology, vil måske i fremtiden blive kendt som stedet hvor fornuften sejrede. Det skriver ComputerWorlds Overvågningsblog og refererer til TheBostonChannel.com: City Council Votes Against Video Cameras Funded By Homeland Security … Continue reading