State Super-DMCA Too True

Sun Mar 30 05:42:40 UTC 2003

JB> Date: Sat, 29 Mar 2003 23:22:11 -0600
JB> From: Jack Bates

[ snip ]

JB> One thing to note, a telecommunications service provider is defined in
JB> such a way that anyone running a network is included. This means that
JB> running a business or home network protects your network. If in the
JB> nature of security, you have encrypted tunnels to other offices, those
JB> tunnels are protected from decryption by this Act. It is also important

I agree with your first points, which I snipped, but could a VPN
not be considered concealing origin?  I think that's a _bad_
classification, but am playing devil's advocate, here...

Although I suppose if the company using the VPN is the comms
provider, then they'd not be concealing the origin from
themselves.

I still wonder about promiscuous mode.

IANAL. *shrug*

Eddy
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