Ruling Allows Email Interception
July 6, 2004 — (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) — According to reports, a federal appeals court ruling this week could lead to further interpretations of the federal Wiretap Act that could have an effect on personal privacy rights.
http://thewhir.com/marketwatch/rul070604.cfm
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Free server certs?
Got to keep this one in mind!
The possibilities are endless. What an idea! Will have to try this and see.
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08:40 AM Jun. 30, 2004 PT
E-mail privacy suffered a serious setback on Tuesday when a court of appeals ruled that an e-mail provider did not break the law in reading his customers’ communications without their consent.
The First Court of Appeals in […]
Someone has *got* to take a look.
I cannot believe another server has crashed. This is getting completely ridiculous.
It’s almost daily anymore. And it’s the new ones!!!
Hasn’t anybody gotten a clue *yet* that we can’t put more than a couple -three hundred
accounts on these machines? They suck. All the money we supposedly are supposed to save!
Yea […]
