| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The way I see it, Anonymous is, in their usual fashion, pointing out what should be obvious here: forcing ISP's to retain a massive database of personal info like that does nothing but provide a massive target for hackers, and like you said, no matter how good the security, any system can be accessed remotely will be hacked, especially if, in a case like this, it gives the hacker(s) access to an e
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