Well, obviously some laws are going to apply. For instance, if a US citizen
hacks into buckingham.gov.uk, he can expect to be extradited if caught.
This should not be an interesting point, or a novel one.
The key is to make sure that what's a crime in the other country
(criticizing the Burmese government, for instance) is not one in yours.
-Declan
At 09:54 3/8/2000 +0100, Tom Vogt wrote:
>Declan McCullagh wrote:
> > For example, the governments of Burma and Zambia would rather like to lock
> > me up for what I published regarding them on the Net, but pardon me for not
> > being overly worried.
> >
> > One might have to curtail travel plans, sure, but otherwise pissing off
> > foreign states is not just a good idea, cypherpunkly-speaking, it's rather
> > good sport.
>
>always depends on who that foreign nations are. and it doesn't even have
>to be nations sometimes. friend jon johanson was arrested IN NORWAY, by
>norwegian authorities, because he pissed of the motion picture
>association OF AMERICA.
