P@triot
Diamond Member
When Barack Obama first took office - with all of the critical and overwhelming tasks that was in front of him - he spent his entire time foaming like rapid dog over a "kill switch" for the internet. It's pretty much all he talked about day and night.
Thankfully, Congress told him to go **** himself. But since they couldn't kill the internet, now Democrats are going to kill the devices that provide the connection to the internet. It speaks volumes that liberals are so desperate to cut off the American people from information (the Nazi's, the communists, and all other fascists also have a history of desperately wanting to control the information which the masses see). Of course - as liberals always do - they disingenuously try to mask it as "protecting" people (who don't want and didn't ask for "protection").
Calif. Senate to consider "kill-switch" mandate on devices
Lawmakers in the California Senate will today introduce a "kill-switch" bill mandating that device-makers install software, hardware, or both to block users of stolen wireless devices from making calls, accessing the Web or running applications. The wireless industry believes a kill-switch mandate could lead to more risks from hackers and supports the use of a nationwide database to deactivate phones that have been reported stolen.
California bill proposes mandatory kill-switch on phones and tablets | ITworld
Thankfully, Congress told him to go **** himself. But since they couldn't kill the internet, now Democrats are going to kill the devices that provide the connection to the internet. It speaks volumes that liberals are so desperate to cut off the American people from information (the Nazi's, the communists, and all other fascists also have a history of desperately wanting to control the information which the masses see). Of course - as liberals always do - they disingenuously try to mask it as "protecting" people (who don't want and didn't ask for "protection").
Calif. Senate to consider "kill-switch" mandate on devices
Lawmakers in the California Senate will today introduce a "kill-switch" bill mandating that device-makers install software, hardware, or both to block users of stolen wireless devices from making calls, accessing the Web or running applications. The wireless industry believes a kill-switch mandate could lead to more risks from hackers and supports the use of a nationwide database to deactivate phones that have been reported stolen.
California bill proposes mandatory kill-switch on phones and tablets | ITworld