Europe helps Iran censor internet, technology widely used in US
Deep Packet Inspection: Telecoms Aided Iran Government to Censor Internet, Technology Widely Used in US As thousands in Iran turn to the web to make their voices heard around the world, a new report finds telecoms in Europe have helped the Iranian government develop one of the worlds most sophisticated mechanisms to censor the internet. Its called deep packet inspection, and its also being used here at home. We speak with Josh Silver, executive director of Free Press.
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Comments on Europe helps Iran censor internet, technology widely used in US
Jesus Christ is the answer for the world problems, But people come to Repent of sins
And than STOP SINNIG.
keep your head up things are getting better
paranoia
the USA is not a democracy, it’s a police state. you are free to do as they tell you to.
google it, choose a free tool.
How can you change Mac address?
torproject(dot)org
Use TOR or a proxy and change your mac address often.
It is a reality in US.
The European Illuminati strikes again.
reminds me of the Nazis and IBM…
true Calliland. The FiberOptics are converge through the Continental USA from every point on Earth. How many super computers are makeing files to profiling citazens with out a warrant has been the Norm That got launched under Regan Though Bush at that time who was Director of the CIA.
did none of you see the former AT+T employee who flat out told the world that all american communications were being monitored? in a position to make it illegal, obama chooses to continue the bush doctrine.
the u.s. government has been funneling all electronic communications for years now. does anyone remember FISA and how obama voted yes on that bill?
wow, interesting stuff.