| palou said: The question of debate here is if it should be an offense to "open" digital mail. I think that the equivalency can be made, and this is why it should be an offense.
What I believe to be necessary is that they tell you what information is given to whom. This is part of the price that you pay for using their service, so you must be informed of the price BEFORE it is collected. |
No, an equivalency can't be made because with digital mail you have to use the infrastructure directly which passes through an ISPs network whereas mail carriers cannot open the packaging in physical mails because they do not own that property ...
And for anyone thinking that VPNs are any different with ISPs they should think again because like ISPs, users have to trust that VPNs also won't breach your personal privacy in the same way in the end ...
