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Georgia demands passwords from sex offenders
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... As unsympathetic interests groups go, sex offenders rank right up there with neo-Nazis and Islamist terrorists. Efforts to control their access to the Internet and to just about everything else usually generate plenty of support from the public, for very good reasons. Is it possible to go too far? Georgia may have done just that with their latest requirement for sex offenders (hat tip: HA reader Lev Strauss): The latest scuffle over online privacy is brewing up in Georgia. An aggressive new law is set to take effect today which will force sex offenders to hand over their ...
Georgia To Demand Sex Offenders To Provide State With Online Passwords
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I don’t have any sympathy for sex offenders, but this seems stupid:
The latest scuffle over online privacy is brewing up in Georgia. An aggressive new law is set to take effect today which will force sex offenders to hand over their internet passwords, screen names, and e-mail addresses to the government for monitoring purposes. Several other states also have efforts that track sex offender’s email and screen names. However, Georgia, which has 16,000 registered offenders, will be the first state to ...
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