Re: why strict Net neutrality works best: simple beats complex

Thanks - very interesting and it is a fine line to figure out what does
this apply to.

However, it is first formal recognition that dual use technologies could be
considered as "military exports" and hence under strict export control
(US/UK and others already have "cyber warfare military arm" besides the
classical army, navy and air-force.)

However, big data analytics in USA is considered exploiting data which is
"owned" by the company for commercial gain by selling information to
marketing companies - not "military trageting" of dissidents, etc. This is
how the "net" becomes cheaper from these big companies who fight for 2net
neutrality" and make billions in profits!

What is interesting is whether these tools could now be exported to India
or what happens to Indian SW companies who work in these areas!!

There is going to be an interesting meeting in Delhi soon. See:
http://www.gisfi.org/news_meeting_details.php?id=106&mno=21st

Worth going to this (it is free) and supporting attempts to produce Indian
standards/knowledge base for good decision making.

Best wishes,
Kirit

On 22 May 2015 at 02:52, Suresh Ramasubramanian <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 22-May-2015, at 2:01 am, Kiritkumar Lathia <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
> Main reason is that Data ownership and use in USA is much looser and hence
> with big data and analytics, targeted marketing is made possible (remember
> most browsing history is also used in this !)
>
>
> This is likely to change.  DoC has adopted the revisions to the Wassenaar
> agreement - the original intent is to discourage state sponsored monitoring
> by restricting the sale of “dual use” technologies - but it will have
> implications on so called “offensive / strike back cybersecurity” as well
>
> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2015/05/20/us_export_controls_0days/
>
> —srs
>

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