FabSwingers.com forum: Online safety bill

By *onetstrat OP Couple
3 weeks ago

Stanley

Not sure I fancy the government knowing about what I look at or watch.

How does everyone else feel? Will Fab be affected and what VPN will you be using?

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By *ude LawMan
3 weeks ago

Harrogate

The authorities will only know if you're doing something you shouldn't.

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By *iamondsmiles.Woman
3 weeks ago

little house on the praire

Do you really think the government will be that interested in you watching a bit of porn?

Unless your doing something very illegal of cause

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By *issilia AmoriWoman
3 weeks ago

St Albans/ North Welsh Borders

Not an issue if you're not doing anything illegal

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By *icecouple561Couple
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3 weeks ago

East Sussex

I'm not keen and I don't agree with the idea that if you're a not doing anything wrong you have nothing to fear. That only applies if the definition of 'wrong' remains constant.

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By *ayPrimeMan
3 weeks ago

Leeds

Oooh a fresh batch of meaningless profile disclaimers are on the horizon!

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By *rHotNottsMan
3 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham

"Not sure I fancy the government knowing about what I look at or watch.

How does everyone else feel? Will Fab be affected and what VPN will you be using?"

Which section or clauses are you referring to?

The bill is to protect children.

Government already have a range of powers they can use, including requiring your ISPs to handover logs of all your online activity.

If you want to do illegal activities online, then laws that will help the authorities track you down seem reasonable to me

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By *ayPrimeMan
3 weeks ago

Leeds

Most VPN providers will immediately roll over on you as well

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By *rHotNottsMan
3 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham

"Most VPN providers will immediately roll over on you as well "

It’s kind of hard with irreversible encryption, though not even the USA could crack WhatsApp or ToR. They could possibly require them to switch it off for like telegram, but I can’t see that happening.

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By *r Mrs FuckableCouple
3 weeks ago

Stoke (On holiday in Spain)

I hope it's used on here to stop all the cheating married guys

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By *onetstrat OP Couple
3 weeks ago

Stanley

Crikey, I thoughts swingers site might be a bit more understanding of the need for privacy without jumping to 'doing something illegal' line.

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By *emptme1993Man
3 weeks ago

manchester

Whichever government gets me they’re in for a boring life, oh he’s having a wank again he’s on fab 🤣

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By *onetstrat OP Couple
3 weeks ago

Stanley

"I'm not keen and I don't agree with the idea that if you're a not doing anything wrong you have nothing to fear. That only applies if the definition of 'wrong' remains constant. "

At least one sensible answer.

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By *rHotNottsMan
3 weeks ago

Dubai & Nottingham

"Crikey, I thoughts swingers site might be a bit more understanding of the need for privacy without jumping to 'doing something illegal' line.

Rights come with responsibilities, this is a fundamental concept regarding rights. If you want to do things online and hide them from the authorities, then you have a responsibility to not break the law.

I’m still not sure what part of this act people are worried about under RIPA- Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000, there has to be a reasonable suspicion you are doing something illegal before ISP’s will handover your data

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