Showing posts with label SOPA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SOPA. Show all posts

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Default Current SOPA Blackout List - 18th January - SOPA Latest Information Add to nirmalpattara's Reputation

The bills being presented to the United States House of Representatives would effect BOTH Privacy AND Piracy. SOPA is a bill against Piracy, which would institute new anti-piracy organizations to crack down on illegal content downloaded from the Internet. PIPA, the other bill being presented, stands for 'Protect IP Act' and would institute shields that would effectively end all IP tracking by non-government organizations. These bills are the biggest Privacy bills presented since the Electronic Communications Privacy Act of 1986.

SOPA is an infringement on our liberty as members of free countries also, and so does mess with Privacy as well. The US government passing SOPA would effectively give them permission to monitor ALL United States Internet Communications. And when the US passes this bill, it is most likely that the UK and France and several other countries will push to pass it as well.

Video Explaining All About SOPA:


SOPA Current Blackout List
- WordPress
- WikiPedia
- Reddit
- Minecraft
- Namecheap
- Redstonehost
- icanhazcheeseburger
- Flickr
- Imgur
- Tweetpic
- Tumblr
- Vimeo
- Mozilla
- HideMyAss
- VanillaForums
- RageMaker
- Red 5 Studios
- LeakyWiki
& Thousands more websites.

Google WILL be having a blackout. Full News about it here :

http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-01-18/google-plans-home-page-protest-against-u-s-piracy-measures.html

I think once Google hits the blackout shits about to go down...

Apparently Google may be changing there page too the following image below after reading a few sources.

Default Obama Stops Controversial SOPA Internet Piracy Bill Add to leonight's Reputation

WASHINGTON-President Barack Obama has said that we would not support the controversial SOPA (Stop Online Piracy Act) that would allow the justice department to force search engines from linking to sites that were accused of copyright infringement and require Internet providers to block those sites as well.
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