No privacy in e-mail?

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   5 Nov 2007 ~ 12:31pm GHoosdum I'm thinking you're just asking for anything you ever post, send, or look at on the internet to be intercepted and somehow used against you if you don't encrypt your activity, traffic, or writings.
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   5 Nov 2007 ~ 1:08pm primesuspect I don't even trust that encryption is useful.
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   5 Nov 2007 ~ 1:25pm GHoosdum Good point. There's a reason the NSA stands behind certain encryption standards, and it's because they have the ability to break them.
   
   Most other folks, however, don't.
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   5 Nov 2007 ~ 1:47pm mas0n By this same standard there is nothing in the Constitution that grants government officials privacy in electronic communications.
   It's a double edged sword and they know it.
   
   The Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986 should have us covered, but it gets trumped on a regular basis (i.e. Patriot Act)