National Spy Agency Speck Removed

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Mauser
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National Spy Agency Speck Removed

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Some interesting thoughts in that discussion. Thanks for posting Mauser.
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Wahoo...oops. No one saw me say that, right?!?
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#4 Post by duane »

This sounds more political than technical to me.
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#5 Post by manyroads »

I think latent un-controlled (meaning non-user controlled or externally accessible) access routes are both technical & political when they are initiated by a government, no matter the reason.
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