Skype Goes Big Brother, Allowing Police to Monitor Text Chats
Wednesday, 01 August 2012
‘Long sought and used as a communications tool beyond the reach of Big Brother’s probing eyes, Skype has recently announced the company plans more cooperation with police, to include sharing of text chats.
While surveillance of the audio and video feeds of the online phone service remains impractical – even when courts issue warrants – that barrier, too, could eventually be dismantled as Skype transforms into one of the globe’s premier forms of telecommunication, The Washington Post reported recently.’
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Categories: NWO
communications, free speech, freedom, Government, international, Internet, skype, surveillance
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