> "The question we need to ask ourselves is whether a breach of privacy > is more important or the security of the nation. I do not think the > above question needs an answer," said Mukhi.
Security. Values. The two favourite words of our ministerial/cultural nazis... Deepa. On 9/9/07, Binand Sethumadhavan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > http://www.mid-day.com/news/city/2007/august/163165.htm > > "CARMS monitors web browsing, file transfers, news, chats, messaging > and e-mail, including all encoded attachments. In a sensitive > environment, CARMS can also be used to restrict user or group access > to only approved external and internal sites, explained a company > official." > > What a large-scale invasion of privacy. To top it all, India's most > eligible lobotomy candidate says: > > "The question we need to ask ourselves is whether a breach of privacy > is more important or the security of the nation. I do not think the > above question needs an answer," said Mukhi. > > Binand > >
