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Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Iran and Privacy

Just when you think the Iranian government couldn't get any more benevolent, it seems like it thinks its citizens prefer government-run e-mail instead of g-mail. And it isn't affording a choice in the matter.
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Labels: Foreign Policy, International Law/Politics, Iran, News, Privacy
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