Thread: Government spy ware

This is extremely disconcerting and alarming. Proof is on the link
below. You will be furious what the gov't is doing to you.
If it is not there, you will know the feds have taken it off. So what
happened to "free speech?"
Send this to all your computer "techs."

http://www.halturnershow.com/Keystro...Computers.html

Sounds like the good old US of A. You can't crap now without the feds knowing about it.

I copied the info. I usually buy my laptops from my kids' college where I can get a discount. I will be taking this article in before I buy my next one. Perhaps we should be deluging IBM, Macintosh, etc. with demands to know if they are cooperating with the government - and then boycott their products. Publicity CAN hurt - if it' organized enough.

Makes you wonder eh? I'd have thought that it's only the US that would instigate something like this presently, but you don't know really........

Originally Posted by slick

This is extremely disconcerting and alarming. Proof is on the link
below. You will be furious what the gov't is doing to you.
If it is not there, you will know the feds have taken it off. So what
happened to "free speech?"
Send this to all your computer "techs."

http://www.halturnershow.com/Keystro...Computers.html

Do a bit more digging next time.

http://www.snopes.com/computer/internet/dellbug.asp

Just the liability issues alone would banckrupt them.

Regards,
Flyfishing

any attempt by big brother to snoop will not last for ever....

It will not take long for any hackers to put together patches which will prevent
any snooping....

It has been proven time and time again that any computer system / network can
be hacked, by passed.....

the little games played by big brother to pressure manufacture to comply with their
little rules will not last for ever, unless big brother is going to try to manufacture
a product, if that ever happened, people will not be buying from big brother.

.

I read of something similar to this several months ago. Back then, there was some speculation of this particular report being a hoax. RSK

As I suspected; it's a hoax.

http://www.engadget.com/entry/1234000317047049/
http://www.snopes.com/computer/internet/dellbug.asp
http://www.ioerror.us/2005/06/17/key...n-dell-laptop/
http://news.zdnet.com/5208-1009-0.ht...48989&start=71

What else do you expect to find on a site like that but demented psychobabble?