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Originally Posted by jelv
I wonder if the opt-in will make sure the user is able to make a fully informed consent? As in:
"I wish to break the law by inciting BT/Phorm to intercept communications between my browser and a website when I visit a website where the owner has explicitly prohibited such interception".
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See my previous posts on complicity.
But I agree, it is unlikely that people will be made aware of "why" they have to give informed consent and the possible "consequences" of doing so. If they were then an Opt-In system would only attract a fraction of a percent of users and would die instantly as a product.
Alexander Hanff
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Originally Posted by Florence
I agree Alexander need the link to your paper again please and a link tothe video of the public meeting to post on ISPreview, trying to get more publicity it seems to die quick on there
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Hold off on the paper link for now, I finally got some urgent work out of the way today so I have a chance tonight to finish the paper and plan to do so.
The videos are on
http://tobymeres.net/
Don't forget BBC "Click" Saturday and Sunday morning this weekend 11:30 on BBC News 24. (Should be available on iPlayer Friday night I believe)
Alexander Hanff