By Dan Ilett
Published: Monday 25 July 2005
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Name
Chris Walker
Location
South Staffordshire
Occupation
Consultant
Comment
Does anyone seriously suppose that a terrorist intent on a suicide mission would be at all bothered about the penalty for failing to disclose an encryption key?
Yet another example of legislative stupidity penalising the innocent whilst having no effect on the intended targets.
...the thin end of the wedge ... so now the police...
Geoffrey Darnton
I run a website www.1984brigade.com to highlight w...
Duane Phillips
This is work for the Ministry of Defence not the c...
Norman Bartlett
Does anyone seriously suppose that a terrorist int...
Chris Walker
The police really don't seem that clever to be hon...
richard davies
I wouldn't want to throw a spanner in the works, b...
Tony Harbon
The idea of 50-odd British police forces attacking...
Jerrold Baldwin
"You have the right to remain silent... but by the...
Anonymous
And how do you hand over encryption keys when they...
Anonymous
Better sooner & permanently, than later, or after ...
Anonymous
This is just political noise with no real thought ...
Simon Bazley
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