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Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 6, 2009 8:58 PM
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Remote accessing a computer without permission is a crime which will be reported to the authorities, and the offending party/parties will be sued.
Any conspiracy thoughts on this?
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 6, 2009 11:22 PM
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Just brings up the fact that there are "rules" and then there are "rules".....
Most of you who have been around for just a bit will know about the PROMIS program developed and used by most of our intelligence agencies? "Who me?" They would day to the above." Would I do that? <g> " devoteddaughter
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 7, 2009 5:12 AM
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Thing is, I see what I have stated in my open, or variations of it at least, written all over the internet on message boards- real popular as a signature it seems. Obviously the people who write these types of statements think people can get into their computers when they are logged onto message board websites otherwise they wouldn't have written such a statement in the first place.
I am really ignorant on this subject, so I don't know what the truth is from the fiction regarding this concern- I need some REAL enlightenment here?
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 7, 2009 5:59 PM
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Why?
Why do you need REAL enlightenment? On a whim? A matter of life and death? A bet with another? Perhaps before you start on this road you should answer that question first. Why am I doing this? And is the information actually all that important to me, or am I like 90% of the current populace? Hog
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 7, 2009 6:40 PM
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what if the computer being under access is for nuclear weapons?
will this question terminate the notion with a "period" and end this thread?
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 9, 2009 5:58 AM
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Remote accessing a computer without permission is a crime which will be reported to the authorities, and the offending party/parties will be sued.
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Depends on who is doing the remote accessing. It is not a crime for the NSA to remote access for example , or any other law enforcement agency, now that we have the Patriot Act. They do not even need a warrant. Any red flag action on your part, whether a key word or phrase or clicking into a tagged website, can trigger a looksee from the Feds at your work online. Now if a private individual is meddling into your computer, then that is a crime.
To me the bigger crime is the Patriot Act which removed protections such as due process, requiring law enforcement to present enough evidence that one is committing a crime or planning one, to convince a judge to issue a warrant to tap your phone or hack your emails and puter.
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 9, 2009 11:26 AM
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> Remote accessing a computer without permission is
> a crime which will be reported to the authorities,
> and the offending party/parties will be sued.
>
> Any conspiracy thoughts on this? --
>
> Depends on who is doing the remote accessing. It is
> not a crime for the NSA to remote access for example
> , or any other law enforcement agency, now that we
> have the Patriot Act. They do not even need a
> warrant. Any red flag action on your part, whether a
> key word or phrase or clicking into a tagged website,
> can trigger a looksee from the Feds at your work
> online. Now if a private individual is meddling into
> your computer, then that is a crime.
> To me the bigger crime is the Patriot Act which
> h removed protections such as due process, requiring
> law enforcement to present enough evidence that one
> is committing a crime or planning one, to convince a
> judge to issue a warrant to tap your phone or hack
> your emails and puter.
That's not remote access to your computer. They have taps on major hubs of the internet and the super computers can filter the data passing through those hubs, which can then flag chosen key words or phrases, and possibly look for predetermined voice phrases and words in hard wire phone lines. Though it is not publicly known how sophisticated that is. But this is done while the data you send is in transit... not by seeing it actually on your computer. And an actual human being only sees it when it meets a certain threat criteria. It's not like actual people are sitting there listening and reading every single communication made by every person in America. In fact, knowing how the government works, they probably aren't even noticing half the ones that they really should be looking at.
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 10, 2009 6:23 AM
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Hey, Dp, I want to communicate a few things to you.
> You know, I forgot last time why I left these boards, and then I remembered- because there was nothing new- just the same old cycles of people arguing the same old positions. A microcosm of society in general fighting the same culture battles over and over again. Culture warfare is boring to me because neither side owns the culture- only the very rich get to actually decide what people will be influenced by what messages.
> Explaining how to reasonably deduct information to the same group of people over and over again comprised of minds that do not want to learn this tool, and the teacher expecting different results in the hopes that at least one person will eventually learn this tool is not a rational pursuit in my opinion. People who want to believe in something because it makes them feel good is rational. Don't you see that? Can't you understand the value in that when it's not taken to extremes? What is extreme, I think, is when people denigrate others for believing in things that make them feel better about themselves and of others. So I don't understand why anyone would denigrate any other person on Earth just because the other person may not use the same rationals to evaluate the world around them. I am not speaking of you here, DPD1. I think you try to practice the quote "Peace cannot be achieved through violence, it can only be attained through understanding" -Albert Einstein in your life. I think you try to make the world a better place to live in through bringing light to people who my not hold it. It's a very noble endeavor in deed. It's something I admire greatly of the DPD1 screen name.
Now onto the subject of this thread, and I think you will understand my following words- I am not crazy for trying to learn information I do not have or understand. Why am I asking for the information? Because I like privacy. Not because I am any tin foil hat wearing " I think "G-men are spying in on my computer" fool, or that you are hacking into my computer through the HC site for example. It's just some information I want to know. I thought I made my reasons clear. I think they were ignorantly sane. And if you think I am nuts, so be it. Everyone is nuts in their own way BTW. It makes the world diverse, and a fun place to live in, so we are not all running around like robots.
I'll tell you what I think is nuts, or dishonest rather- using multiple screen names- acting like different people. I only use one screen name. So I think it would be nice and stress free if everyone used just one screen name. I think I am one of the few that do, are you one of those few too? You see if everyone did the boards would be stress free for all to use- improving the quality of the site- making it fun to stick around. However using the boards here can be stress full at times. It's stressful to post with someone, and then they come in under a different screen name just to troll for what ever reasons, or maybe because they are just insane. Now you Know countless people do this all over the net. I like to think you are not one of those people even though others think so, I don't because I would then think far less of the DPD1 screen name.
I think I have said my part with full heart. 
Now on to happier days for all.
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 10, 2009 10:33 AM
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 10, 2009 1:45 PM
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> Remote accessing a computer without permission is a
> crime which will be reported to the authorities, and
> the offending party/parties will be sued.
lol, you do know you can just disable that feature right?
Otherwise, just simply disconnect from the interwebs!
**tinfoil hats**
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 12, 2009 1:41 PM
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> > Remote accessing a computer without permission
> is a
> > crime which will be reported to the authorities,
> and
> > the offending party/parties will be sued.
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> lol, you do know you can just disable that feature
> right?
> Otherwise, just simply disconnect from the
> interwebs!
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> **tinfoil hats**
Did you read the thread there, Terry? Do you not know how to comprehend information? That is a paraphrased example of common signatures. So what is **tinfoil hats** about asking questions?
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 12, 2009 2:11 PM
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You mean, more like on a non national security issue of security breech. Like, " I know for a fact that SFV is not a real gynecologist, so honey, GET OFF THAT TABLE"
"But he said he was, right here on the history channel meeage board!"
"Well I snooped his system, he ain't no gynecologist, he's just an affectionado!"
That type of remote security breech?
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 12, 2009 2:23 PM
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Could of sworn i posted a reply to you on this topic BobE
but it ended up in another. Either that or im going nuts.Hope you weren't all inclusive in people being nuts cause i've been feeling normal lately
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
Nov 12, 2009 2:49 PM
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Then there is Google, which stores EVERY search you have ever made, FOREVER, by your IP address, in their Big Computer. Who is Google really, world's biggest search engine, mapping the world, satellite maps of your house, storing every book, every video, for all of us, for free? How do they make their $$$?? Earning <$1 at a time, with pay per click ads?
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Re: Remote accessing a computer without permision is a crime & libelous
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