what do you think
will other country's introduce internet laws like the us, like Australia for example?
will other country's introduce internet laws like the us, like Australia for example?
Will other country's introduce internet laws like the US?
- Thread starter carl fish
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- Jun 9, 2013
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Well i really do hope not but most likely it will happen. 
- Mar 15, 2011
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@carl fish: It depends
In order to prioritize internet laws, then it must be connected in other aspects.
1) Improved internet infrastructure = Once a country is continuously adapt to the internet technology then expect numerous cybersecurity issues; which increasing a matter to implement different laws.
2) Connecting the issues = If a country is prone on different attacks related to internet/cybersecurity then an action will enforce different laws.
3) Partnership with technology firm - If a country is active with partnership to implement better internet then laws will also deploy too.
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The reason why some countries have no or few internet laws is because of the priority and state of issue.
In order to prioritize internet laws, then it must be connected in other aspects.
1) Improved internet infrastructure = Once a country is continuously adapt to the internet technology then expect numerous cybersecurity issues; which increasing a matter to implement different laws.
2) Connecting the issues = If a country is prone on different attacks related to internet/cybersecurity then an action will enforce different laws.
3) Partnership with technology firm - If a country is active with partnership to implement better internet then laws will also deploy too.
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The reason why some countries have no or few internet laws is because of the priority and state of issue.
- Jul 28, 2013
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I live in Canada. I don't think the privacy laws will change here. The only reason I think they changed in the US is because Trump wants to make sure big business thrives.
- May 22, 2016
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Almost definitely. The UK is already really close to having America's current internet laws.
I do hope Australia doesn't do anything like this, but I don't have high hopes.
I do hope Australia doesn't do anything like this, but I don't have high hopes.
"Introduce"? i think people missed the picture... It is not "introducing" , it is a workaround to "pushing and admitting" it.
- Aug 2, 2015
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Agreed, many countries already do this "off the books" before it was law here, the US ISP's were well on their way collecting and selling data
- Feb 13, 2017
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- Apr 5, 2014
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From 40 years here has worst Internet law,Government & ISP will snooping users and will keep users log info for more than 1 year,its over collecting they analyse data and if any one published or transmitted any data against them, they put "that" person in jail...
also strong censorship(or fully blocked) against facebook,youtube,viber,wechat,BBC,DW,CNN,zippyshare,... and many Media company.
In last year they blocked Bing also
and now yandex was blocked here
Ok I ask from all of you!
dose USA is Bad or My country?
also strong censorship(or fully blocked) against facebook,youtube,viber,wechat,BBC,DW,CNN,zippyshare,... and many Media company.
In last year they blocked Bing also
and now yandex was blocked here
Ok I ask from all of you!
dose USA is Bad or My country?
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