Cake
08-25-2011, 04:32 PM
"Protecting Children from Internet Pornographers Act of 2011" is the name of the bill.
http://www.wbur.org/npr/139875599/child-pornography-bill-makes-privacy-experts-skittish
The bill would require Internet Service Providers to store your I.P. address and data, and have it available for a determined time, to be accessed by the government at request. It would place the financial burden on the companies to store the data, and the longer the data is stored the vulnerable it would be to hacking, data theft, and other cyber crimes.
I implore Ron Paul to take steps to inform the public of the true disingenuous nature of the bill, and use this opportunity to criticize members of Congress willfully disguising the effects of proposed legislation.
I believe that Ron Paul's attention to this issue would be revered among young and technologically aware voters.
http://www.wbur.org/npr/139875599/child-pornography-bill-makes-privacy-experts-skittish
The bill would require Internet Service Providers to store your I.P. address and data, and have it available for a determined time, to be accessed by the government at request. It would place the financial burden on the companies to store the data, and the longer the data is stored the vulnerable it would be to hacking, data theft, and other cyber crimes.
I implore Ron Paul to take steps to inform the public of the true disingenuous nature of the bill, and use this opportunity to criticize members of Congress willfully disguising the effects of proposed legislation.
I believe that Ron Paul's attention to this issue would be revered among young and technologically aware voters.