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I'm surprised that the title of the article hasn't been fixed yet since everyone seem to agree that it isn't comprehensive.

it should happen offline but many times that is not possible

for one, the duration of copyright should be a lot shorter and not be extended everytime mickey mouse's copyright is about to expire (called the Mickey Mouse Protection Act) ...

perhaps because if it was the only data they had 100 years ago, it could not be called privacy invasion... but when combined with everything else...

as long as someone else besides ATT enjoys that money and the situation gets resolved (but they need to also go after the other "unlimited" plans at other companies)

If only Obama would have kept his promise and had the "PATRIOT" Act repealed...

I programmed myself a cheap keyfob purchased on ebay for my honda (no special hardware needed, just the car itself)

unfortunately, many (if not most) companies do this ... this happened to me a few weeks ago on Dropcam's website as an example (it was a post about it's inability to stream the camera's video feed locally)

> don't enable new features

most of the time, the default is to enable the new privacy invasive features unfortunately... (it should be opt-in, always)

The customer end up paying for it anyway you look at it but at least the credit card insurance comes with it.

If I wanted to be truly anonymous, I would rather use some device that I don't use for anything else that I purchased with cash and browse from an open wifi or something similar

I wonder if it would be possible to have them sign a contract when you sign up since customer is king.

It should be illegal to make this illegal unless such city at least first setup a free food program for the homeless that is easily accessible for all homeless in that city. They only want to drive them away to different cities so that the city look better?

might be explained by delays and ear piece

They make it "cloudy" on purpose since that's what it's all about according to them, the cloud.

I was referring to the points that you brought up in your previous reply (anti-drone, anti-NSA and anti-drug war) ... I don't think that they need to disappear but a strong refocus is definitely needed in all 3.

the biggest downside is probably that if you tend to forget passwords, then if you do forget that one, you will not be able to recover your data.

and Apple didn't do it to prevent mass snooping by the NSA since when you are connected to the network, your HDD/flash is already decrypted anyways.

Something in-between Obama/Bush and Libertarian Party would be nice

also data corruption... which happened to me on Skydrive (now named Onedrive)

he was talking about a legal source that works everywhere... I know that DRM doesn't stop piracy, it only inconveniences law-abiding customers (inconvenience is probably too light of a word).

you probably did attend such event, but the weapons were concealed

> 4. Works on any device

that probably means no DRM

maybe that is a mistake made on purpose to get more people talking about it...

hopefully that is a typo (it was, it's been fixed already)

maybe because binary is the lowest level format of text

"Text is the oldest and most stable communication technology [...]"

I don't really know but text is probably not the oldest...

Snowden himself refered to her as a whistle blower...

Perhaps some legislation will be needed to fix this ...

Doesn't appear to work in Ubuntu/Chromium v37.0.2062.120 (64 bit)

Error Code: M7357-1003

I guess that is because WidevineCDM is missing (proprietary "Content Decryption Module").