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On 09.11.11 15:11, Louis Pouzin (well) wrote:
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cite="mid:CA+EjHYpmh=WraC0NzEsHynaNUws51SCO55h1cH2DQSJM8Ro59w@mail.gmail.com"
type="cite"><i><font size="2">It seems fashionable for a number of
countries to order such sniffers.<br>
Providers are Israel, USA, maybe New Zealand, Australia. Keep
the list open.<br>
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Curious, how this is different from what Google was going for years?
Even if it is not official, it is pretty much obvious that Google
can do what this system suggests it can. Similar systems have
existed in Russia for years too.<br>
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The Google scheme is somewhat different, because the victim sites
are offered a bait in form of revenue or various pretty statistics
in return of Google having all their content. Guess webmasters in
Russia would not want KGB, err.. Roskomnadzor do the same, at least
they will never admin to have agreed to it.<br>
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But yes, perhaps we start to see the first public signs of such
systems being sold to Governments.<br>
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Daniel<br>
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