This is an interesting article on the depths the government has gone to
intercept email and the potential future of email data mining. The fact that
one provider chose to shut down his operation rather than comply makes you
wonder about the rest.
Article is available online at ITinCanadaOnlin
Greg,
This is what I don't quite understand: if regular http traffic has always
been open which gave rise to search engines to mine, index and archive this
open sourced data...then why is it a surprise that SMTP/POP traffic, which
until very recently was also open by default, is also mined, indexed
You're looking at it from a technical point of view. Technically, you're
very right. Of course it's wide open to be read. But think off all those
cop dramas you've seen (if you watch those sorts of things) where they go
on about how "it's a federal offence to open someone else's mail". To the
a
Hello all,
I am attending the meeting and standing in as interim secretary until
the next election. If I find I can handle it I plan on standing for
election as secretary.
I have read the bylaws a couple of times and may need to read them again
a few more times to prepare myself for the responsib
Hello all,
I may have been full of presumption in the wording of my last letter.
I am of course subject to acceptance or rejection of my offer to stand
in as secretary.
Please forgive my presumption.
Regards,
Michael
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On Tue, 2014-01-07 at 14:56 -0700, Michael John Walters wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I am attending the meeting and standing in as interim secretary until
By the way, are more people than the so far (2-3) that responded
planning on attending the Jan 8th monthly meeting?
Thanks for the offer of being
It's very likely I'll join tomorrow's meeting.
See you
Thomas
2014/1/7 Mel Walters
> On Tue, 2014-01-07 at 14:56 -0700, Michael John Walters wrote:
> > Hello all,
> >
> > I am attending the meeting and standing in as interim secretary until
>
> By the way, are more people than the so far (2-3)
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