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Megaupload User Asks Court for Files Back. Again.

88 pointsby bondalmost 13 years ago

3 comments

drcubealmost 13 years ago
"Cloud" is not the future, with governments like these. All you entrepeneurs better take note.<p>Also, it's probably just a matter of time before PaaS and SaaS servers are taken down because the political winds shift against a few apps located at Rackspace or Amazon or wherever.<p>If I were in this game, I'd host everything locally and secure the crap out of it. In fact, securing your data and services against governments is likely to become a big business soon.
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SagelyGurualmost 13 years ago
This highlights the core question of property rights applied to private data.<p>Surely individuals must have the same rights in this regard as governments and large corporations whose database may have been stolen?<p>The wisdom of the decision about where to store that data should not be important in law, as long as there was a reasonable expectation not to have it stolen.<p>We are not even talking about just unauthorised access to private data but about deleting it altogether! Once they get away with this, no data will ever be safe again.
res0nat0ralmost 13 years ago
Isn't this just grandstanding by the EFF? IANAL but during most physical trials the evidence stays under seizure until the case is over.
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