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Story: Google wins porn probe fight

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Posted by: Anonymous (Tuesday 21 March 2006, 4:44 PM)

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I'm not sure I see how this is a victory for Google. They are still required to turn over information to the DoJ (although the amount is scaled down) and the demand itself puts our basic human rights on very shaky ground. The thought of our ability to surf the internet is becomming more and more censored is terrifying.

I applaud companies like Anonymizer who are championing for our freedom of internet privacy, at their own expense. Lance Cottrell, President of Anonymizer, has been a leading advocate of privacy rights and identity protection online, and he and his company active in enabling people with safe and UNCENSORED internet access. They already have anti-censorship solutions in place for the people of China and Iran.

I hope people start to wake up and realize that internet privacy is our right and one that needs to be protected!

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