Privacy Loss

The FCC is proposing the implementation of backdoor access to spy on any data passing via a broadband connection of your Internet Service Provider. Can you believe this? Well, it really does not surprise me anymore. To implement all the backdoor technology is not only costly, it provides new ways for malicous hackers to intercept your data by jacking one of these backdoors. Who is going to pay for the cost of making your own network less secure? YOU!

The FCC wants to force broadband Internet access and VoIP providers and their customers to bear the considerable costs of purchasing and implementing surveillance-ready network technologies. So you'll be paying extra to make it easier for the FBI and net-savvy criminals to spy on you.
In two months, the FCC will review the public's comments on this proposal and make a final decision on whether the future of the Internet is one of pervasive surveillance or relative privacy. (from eff.org)

What is next? Video Surveillance in every home? Are we living in China? Please help to stop this intrusion of privacy and security by contacting your Internet Service Provider and voice your opinion to the FCC!

More Details on EFF.org Here