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Old 13-03-2008, 14:57   #1170
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Re: Virgin Media Phorm Webwise Adverts [Updated: See Post No. 1, 77 & 102]

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Originally Posted by SMHarman View Post
... a TCP packet contains an envelope or header which everyone needs to read, and a private body ...
If the private body is exposed, is it against the law to view it?

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Originally Posted by Traduk View Post
.... Anybody who seals communication within an envelope or packet has the expectancy, under law, that any unlawful or unjustified breach of privacy will be punished under the various laws covering snooping.....
Surely a "sealed communication" would be data sent over https, or otherwise encrypted.

If I carry out a conversation in public, I shouldn't be surprised if people overhear what I'm saying.
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