Cryptography, RIP, Steganography etc (was Re: [Gllug] Editors)

[Xander D Harkness]

Another example of Government agencies acting incorrectly on received 
information is the teenagers in the US who got all their computer 
equipment confiscated for swapping emails talking about blowing up the 
school.

I do not know of any school children who on a hot sunny day did not 
dream of their school being blown up so they could leave and have some 
fun.  The fact that it was discussed in the play ground, where there is 
no hard record and not on line is the only difference.

There was still never any intent.

Cheers
Xander

Andy Smith wrote:
> On Sun, Jul 29, 2001 at 06:22:33PM +0100, Tom Gilbert wrote:
> 

>>Perhaps I have a narrow viewpoint, but to be honest, I can't think of a
>>damn thing I would want to hide from my government that wasn't illegal
>>:)
>>
> 
> This supposes that everything that your government currently deems
> illegal you agree with them on, and that you also will agree with
> them on anything else they may decide is illegal in future.
> 


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