The Issues Surrounding Subscriber Information in Bill C-30
February 29, 2012
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It’s good to see some mention of the fact multiple people/machines share an IP address. In fact I’d imagine the majority of connections in Canada do. It’s something this bill seems to entirely overlook and makes no mention of.
Considering the large number of unsecured routers that are merely purchased and plugged in I think this bill requires some sort of protection. We’ve all seen what allegations of anything related to child porngraphy can do to a person and their reputation.
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