Go Directly to Jail
Use misleading domain name, go to jail?: "anyone who uses a misleading domain name to try to lure people into visiting an obscene Web site faces up to two years in prison, and anyone who tries to lure a minor to a sexually explicit site that is "harmful to minors" faces up to four years in prison..."
Use a Firewall, Go to Jail!: "if you encrypt your email, you're in violation; if you use a secure connection to pick up your email, you're in violation; anything that concealed the origin or destination of any communication from your ISP would be illegal..." -- is this in response to this?
DMCA critics decry state-level proposals: Opponents of the federal Digital Millennium Copyright Act say they're disturbed by proposals for similar laws at the state level. But proponents say they're overreacting.
See also: A Trail of Cookies? Cover Your Tracks [NYT]
Use a Firewall, Go to Jail!: "if you encrypt your email, you're in violation; if you use a secure connection to pick up your email, you're in violation; anything that concealed the origin or destination of any communication from your ISP would be illegal..." -- is this in response to this?
DMCA critics decry state-level proposals: Opponents of the federal Digital Millennium Copyright Act say they're disturbed by proposals for similar laws at the state level. But proponents say they're overreacting.
See also: A Trail of Cookies? Cover Your Tracks [NYT]
