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GA - Sex Offenders in Georgia Stripped of Privacy, Must Hand Over Passwords

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View the article here Encrypt your hard-drive and email Why is it, that when a bad law is passed, it's usually done by a Republican?  Yes, Democrats pass screwed up laws as well, but not as often.  You know, those who scream the loudest, usually have the most to hide, see here, and here. 01/01/2009 By Jason Mick (Blog) Privacy advocates concerned about a strict new law in Georgia which removes sex offender's online privacy The latest scuffle over online privacy is... To see the rest of this article, please visit the Sex Offender Issues Blog

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