@Finn dAbuzz,
Finn dAbuzz wrote:
Can we assume then that you have the same stoic's regard for the Patriot Act?
the difference between technology and policy is that while the second can be changed or retracted, it's nearly impossible to put the genie of tech back in the bottle.
i'm just trying to look at things in a realistic light these days, finn.
and what i find in all of the related things going on re: "privacy" is that not only do we have a lot less of it in concrete terms, what i get from younger people is that they do not see it in the same way that older americans do. facebook, myspace and the truly annoying twitter ( "oh, and we just got a tweet". makes me barf, i tell ya) along with the recording and video capabilities of the newer cell fons have changed an awful lot about the definition of privacy.
the air force has been using the cyber thing in recruiting commercials for years. no big news.
it wouldn't surprise me if the cyber command (along with the usafsc) absorbed this agency;
what can i say? it's a different world.