Re: ISPs in Argentina Must Log Everything

On Wed, Apr 13, 2005 at 12:37:37PM -0300, Caco Patane wrote:
> > Woah. That's a lot of data. :(
> 
> Yes, the man who wrote this proyect must be an hacker-wanna-be without
> knowing the meaning of Terabyte word. That kind of people that ask you
> to put a movie into a floppy disk... :)
>  
> > How are they allowed to use this data?
> 
> The proyect have made a step-back this days, and the goverment declare
> that is inconstitutional... it is! Of curse!

Sorry, what is? The decree to store absolutely all telecommunications is
unconstitutional? I suspect so! Does that mean it won't happen?
> 
> > Is crypto legal in argentina?
> 
> Yes, it is. This kind of weird and non-sense ideas are common here.
> The politicians are so ignorants and there is a small budget for
> goverment technology. Arcaic tech! :P

So you're allowed to use encryption... but they log everything. Nice.
One good reason to keep your crypto as up to date as possible, of
course..
> 
> Does anyone knows any Freenet user in Argentina?
> 
> Bytes,
> Caco_Patane <!>
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