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RIM is giving in to demands by India to snoop on encrypted BlackBerry data. It's time to develop cheap or free encryption software for BlackBerrys and other cellular phones.
Google's problems in Korea and the leaked internal document on exploiting private data show that, if we want to avoid active regulation, we need more explicit disclosure of what companies do and don’t do with what they collect.
An email from Ukraine teaches us that perhaps those who complain about the Internet just haven’t figured out how to spam people’s inboxes with requests for pens and balloons… or something.
McAfee has figured out how to prevent virus problems: Stop your system from running altogether. We could take this logic into taxes, email, and more, or we can start to demand vendors do online updates with a bit more care. The credibility of the whole online service concept is at stake.
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