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Comment Re:Freedom of Press (Score 1) 52

Actually, here in the Netherlands, reporters can be freed from prosecution from breaking the law if in doing so, the greater good was served to report on some big issue that might otherwise have never been brought to light. For instance, a reporter who broke into an airport without authorization to show how sloppy the security was, was not prosecuted further after being charged. Note that breaking the law is still illegal, it's just that no penalty will be imposed.
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Submission + - Carrier IQ in National Spotlight (xda-developers.com)

PcItalian writes: From the Article:
The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Forbes, Huffington Post, CNN, MSNBC, Fox News, and more–not typically the venues to announce mobile tech news. There’s congressional interest in the matter, with Minnesota Senator Al Franken demanding answers about Carrier IQ by 14 December 2011.

With Carrier IQ in the lime-light its only a matter of time before customers become aware of, and request it remove from their devices unless explicitly allowed to remain.

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