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In reply to the discussion: A trip down memory lane - How NSA access was built into Windows (1999) [View all]Catherina
(35,568 posts)39. Thanks Longship. I'm not really worried, I'm pissed off lol
but I have this page bookmarked, courtesy of a new poster named Civilization2, to install all that.
http://prism-break.org/
Which would be easier for a DOS-baby to install? And how easy is it to learn, to use after you've been a slave to Windows for 20 years?
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A trip down memory lane - How NSA access was built into Windows (1999) [View all]
Catherina
Jun 2013
OP
You should check out Microsoft's next XBox if you want to see an intrusive spy machine
DJ13
Jun 2013
#61
The US government restricted export of programs allowing high encryption levels
Progressive dog
Jun 2013
#19
Oh are you military now, secrets secrets secrets, and you're going to post
Progressive dog
Jun 2013
#56
They can work miracles and the Chinese make them and install them for us
Progressive dog
Jun 2013
#63
All those *security patches" and malicious software removal etc etc etc etc etc
Catherina
Jun 2013
#36