Securing the Right to Online Free Speech
It’s where Kafka meets Orwell’s 1984, all I can say is, I am lucky not to be in Quebec, and I guess this is what they voted for.
Despite warnings from real human rights groups and freedom of speech advocates, it looks like they have gone full fascist and Bill 59 will become law shortly, lets hope it does not spread, sadly it can’t be reversed, because once enforced, to even oppose it would probably be considered hate speech …
VPN offer far more security than the proxy servers which most people are used to using, when using commercial paid for services proxy server accounts are normally much cheaper and simpler to set-up for the client which is their only benefits over VPNs.
If you are just wanting to view content or media in other regions, and will likely have high bandwidth usage, you are better off staying with a proxy service. I have set-up VPN accounts for clients, mostly …
Google not required to remove ‘Innocence of Muslims’ video. This was a great win for freedom of speech online, and kudos to Google for pursuing it, as you may know, this 14 minute film has quite a history,
July 1st 2012 First uploaded to YouTube
Sept 11th 2012 Film falsely blamed for the savage Benghazi attack in which an Ambassador and three staff killed
Sept 14th 2012 White House ask Google to enforce sharia law
Sept 16th 2012 Continuation …
As of today 3rd May 2015, The Computer Misuse Act 1990 has been amended to include a life sentence in section 7
…an act causing or creating a significant risk of
serious damage to human welfare of the kind mentioned in subsection (3)(a) or (3)(b), or
serious damage to national security,
Also earlier in Section 2
Damage is of a “material kind” for the purposes of this section if it is—
damage to human welfare in any place;
damage to