Not Sopa/pipa/ But the New bill the idiot came up with.

[Totsuka No Tsurugi]

this is madness and yet we're not in Sparta

 

[Amantius]

this madness and yet we're not in Sparta

lol i don't think Leonidas and his 300 can save us now

 

[Amantius]

Seems like ppl don't feel strongly about this, and if this is put in to effect and the government monitoring you being on this website, don't be surprise when they show up at your door step claiming you viewed and watch copy right materials. And don't bitch about it the last min, because the time to act, is "NOW"( this is just a sopa offspring clone which tells them every single thing sopa was made for. If you think about it, "monitoring you 24/7 looking at your card spending, so if you pay for steaming on a illegal site which doesn't pay to copy right owners them self, well your screwed. Not a dam country can hide you from them riding up to your door, and you can't even get away with online business which the government or IRS don't know about. (so this bill means More money to them, and Less rights to you/more risk of being caught 95%)

 

[Amantius]

Well, i guess ppl will just do what they did last time find out at the last min when it's been out for months and then complaining about it when it's too late.

 

[TheLOLRoller]

Whew, I hope this is US only, or else..

 

[Amantius]

Whew, I hope this is US only, or else..

No, other country brought this up, and he is using it to support and making a USA law out of it. it will effect every single country that has relations with the USA, and they will come in your country and take your ass if you do something off.

 

[FitzLT]

Senator Lamar Smith, lead sponsor of the currently dead SOPA bill you’ve heard so much about, has another bill in the works that uses Child Pornography as a screen to push through an amendment that’ll have your internet service provider tracking all of your financial dealings online. Each time you use a credit card, each time you read your bank statement, all of your IP information and your search history will be required by your ISP to be stored for 18 months at all times. This bill is H.R. 1981 and will have more dire consequences than SOPA or PIPA ever had the potential to have.


What it does is to amend several rules that have to do with Child Pornography and preventing it, the bill itself called the “Protecting Children From Internet Pornographers Act of 2011.” What it also does is to change the U.S. code Chapter 18 section 2703 Required Disclosure of Customer Communications or Records to include a requirement that your internet service provider do the following:

"A commercial provider of an electronic communication service shall retain for a period of at least one year a log of the temporarily assigned network addresses the provider assigns to a subscriber to or customer of such service that enables the identification of the corresponding customer or subscriber information under subsection (c)(2) of this section."

While it was legal for the government to issue a subpoena for the viewing of the information they speak about here before, it was not part of the law that internet service providers capture or retain that information at any point. In effect, while before the authorities would need to first find a reason for you to need to be watched to get the ISP to start collecting information from you, that information will already exist on file, effectively meaning you’re being watched and recorded even if you’ve done nothing wrong.

This bill (which uses Child Pornography as it's cover) would effectively track every time you look at your bank statement or use a credit card online, and force IP service providers to record your credit card and billing statement info, along with your recent internet search histories, and store them in a "secure" place for 18 months. Anything which looked "suspicious" would immediately be flagged to allow the government to step in.

Since billing statements and online transactions are so common these days, this bill would, In effect, be monitoring everything everyone did 24/7. I don't know about you, but I can't go 18 months without using my credit card to purchase something online or view my bank statement. Also, given that hackers are so good at their jobs, is it really wise to have millions of people's credit card, internet search history, and billing info all stored in one place like that?

I know most of you are piss off once's again for this jack rabbit idea of a bill, child pornography is one thing by watching me 24/? hell no. not to mention any flipping op hacker could hack them and steal your information, what is this guy up to for god sake.

Here is some on COPPA:

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From what I read it only applies to "anyone who operates a website or online service". The only personal information that is collected is the information you give to the website/online service. Their retaining of financial transactions honestly aren't different from what stores do today.

It also appears that law-enforcement agencies still require a subpoena to access this information.

If you were able to find something different, please let me know. From what I can read right now though, it doesn't appear to be too much of a threat.

Honestly, ACTA is a bigger threat since it already exists and the specifics were never "officially" released(all copies online are leaked copies).

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You can find a copy of the ACTA text being proposed for Australia, but you won't find any for the US because it has been deemed "classified". This is a bunch of horse manure.

Go here to protest ACTA:

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[Amantius]

Here is some on COPPA:

You must be registered for see links

You must be registered for see links

You must be registered for see links

From what I read it only applies to "anyone who operates a website or online service". The only personal information that is collected is the information you give to the website/online service. Their retaining of financial transactions honestly aren't different from what stores do today.

It also appears that law-enforcement agencies still require a subpoena to access this information.

If you were able to find something different, please let me know. From what I can read right now though, it doesn't appear to be too much of a threat.

Honestly, ACTA is a bigger threat since it already exists and the specifics were never "officially" released(all copies online are leaked copies).

You must be registered for see links

You must be registered for see links

You can find a copy of the ACTA text being proposed for Australia, but you won't find any for the US because it has been deemed "classified". This is a bunch of horse manure.

Go here to protest ACTA:

You must be registered for see links

U_Ui'll sign it in the morning too tired to make an account there

 

[Maina Deah]

Aww..and I always buy stuff online.

 

[Swizzik]

Wth is wrong with this guy can't he just give up? I mean how is he coming with all these bad ideas at once? See sig.

 

[Amantius]

Wth is wrong with this guy can't he just give up? I mean how is he coming with all these bad ideas at once? See sig.

XD