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Welcome to Answerbag, a community of people sharing what they know. Top Answer out of 227 by JAMMco... its complicated... on Feb 16, 2007 at 5:55 am Permalink
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Missmezzo, what JAMMco said.
I know this is late. But read the news. A former employee of AT&T has admitted to setting up a server that stores a list of all visited websites and which IP adresses visit them. Therefore, all information that is accessed via an AT&T line is bottlenecked through a central server. They are not watching in real-time what you are doing, but they are saving it to be sifted through later. You can find many stories about this with a simple google search. Also, the fact that someone is paranoid does not necessarily make them wrong. In this case, it makes them smart. They are doing it, they have told us they are doing it. I don't see where there could be any possible debate on the subject.
The original msg reads 'the goverment' not any particular one so I guess my post is valid...
Many providers are doing the same, in many countries but in some cases it is very obvious, for example, it is a fact that the government of Castro reads everything before it goes out even when only a few people in the island have any form of internet access, I got a letter from a Cuban resident just a few days ago and to my surprise it showed way down on my list which is sorted by date, so I guess they don't even have the technology to censorship fast enough so people won't notice, or they just don't care, again this is an extreme case, the msg also had a note at the end stating more or less that they reserve the right to do it! Answer 2 out of 227 by centrator on Mar 6, 2007 at 8:53 am Permalink
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finally an intelligent answer.
A thinking man, could even be a liberal.
Answer 3 out of 227 by lady fuschia on Feb 21, 2007 at 10:51 am Permalink
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Lol. But how do they know which one contains security threat secrets? I mean what is the actual process?
Triple points for having a sense of humor on this one.
Hahaha
Answer 4 out of 227 by LAoV - leaving AB - Please see profile on Mar 8, 2008 at 2:28 pm Permalink
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Funny! How's your son?
Answer 5 out of 227 by Glenn Blaylock on Feb 21, 2007 at 11:10 am Permalink
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Yes, but perhaps there is something about your emails that draws their attention.
I thought this about the sheer volume of email too.
I agree with Glenn :-) We are bit paranoid these days... However, it could be possible at some point emails get scanned very quickly looking for key words that would flag them as an email of interest.
Answer 6 out of 227 by Karl Plesz on Mar 2, 2007 at 5:27 pm Permalink
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Finally a good answer. I was going to give up on reading them all and write one myself soon hehe.
The answer is yes i know a guy who monitors the internet so when somebody types a certain keyword like how to make meth or how to make a bomb, he watches what they do for a while to see if the person is really perusing the subject or just messing around
EXACTLY (almost) what i said! ya i totaly agreed if they are reading emails they would use a filter to indenify specific words or videos and check if there joking or really going to explode somthing!
Answer 7 out of 227 by Shelby on Oct 20, 2007 at 3:17 am Permalink
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I was going to say that. LOLOL
Haha they would probably be more interested by you, than me!
If you read most of my emails, you wouldn't say that! They ain't War and Peace. LOLOL
Answer 8 out of 227 by Jenniferocious on Feb 21, 2007 at 10:59 am Permalink
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ok......though, if you know so much about this then do you work for the goverment or did you always enjoyed reading about them and there secrets?
(smile) Fifth Amendment.
hehehe......yeah
Answer 9 out of 227 by T. K. SMOOTH on Feb 16, 2007 at 7:21 am Permalink
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Thats Possible.
For maybe one micro-second,T.K. Believe me, they have ways of ignoring unimportant and mundane activity, and zapping in on important stuff.
Answer 10 out of 227 by Anonymously on Mar 8, 2008 at 10:17 pm Permalink
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