NSA's Back-Door

[Cattraknoff]

Apparently the NSA has a back-door built into every copy of windows since Windows 95, for their use. This allows them to access any person's system they so choose.

Related article: http://www.nationalexpositor.com/News/1128.html

So much for privacy, eh? I guess this shouldn't shock anyone, being that the constitution of the US has been a worthless scrap of paper... worth little more than toilet paper, for a very long time.

[Mitch]

All the more reason to get Linux :D (Maybe Mac, but they may have the same problem).
I've always thought that there was some sort of back door in the Windows systems, especially with all the Windows updates. Why not make it good enough to run and not give us updates?...
At least I really don't have much to hide on my computer, half of it they probably wouldn't understand what it is and why it's there :p

[Cattraknoff]

All the more reason to get Linux :D (Maybe Mac, but they may have the same problem).
I've always thought that there was some sort of back door in the Windows systems, especially with all the Windows updates. Why not make it good enough to run and not give us updates?...
At least I really don't have much to hide on my computer, half of it they probably wouldn't understand what it is and why it's there :p

All they'd find on mine is a bunch of anti-government Essays and also logged conversations...

Ruh Roh?

[Locke]

All they'd find on mine is a bunch of anti-government Essays and also logged conversations...

Ruh Roh?

I think we still have the illusion of privacy. They'd have to lynch you quite discreetly.

[Cattraknoff]

I think we still have the illusion of privacy. They'd have to lynch you quite discreetly.

At this point they could make anyone unknown disappear and most would be none the wiser.

Executed no, more like a car accident or falling down a flight of stairs.