Campaigners hit by decryption law

Campaigners hit by decryption law

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Animal rights activists are thought to be the first Britons to be asked to hand over to the police keys to data encrypted on their computers.

The request for the keys is being made under the controversial Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act (RIPA).

Police analysing machines seized during raids on activists' homes carried out in May have asked for the keys.

The activists could face jail if they do not comply and snub a further formal request to hand over the keys.

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Police now have the power to get Encrption codes from companies , regardless of where they stand.
so when will it be when they start doing it to the public?

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Slowly,
But Surely,
The Powers That Be
Are redefining what it means to be Free.

The slippery slope,
Abandon all hope,
When the rule of Tyranny
Descends upon the lands North of Brittany.

V for Vendetta anyone?

I'm sure glad I live in Canada. I still have to worry about the North American Union though. Interesting times ahead indeed.