Voice encryption may draw U.S. scrutiny

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Designer of PGP e-mail encryption has released a free Windows software program that encrypts Net voice conversations.
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Sounds good to me
by DryHeatDave May 22, 2006 3:43 PM PDT: Seeing as the Fourth Amendment apparently no longer exists (or is just being flagrantly violated), perhaps this will provide some level of privacy for the press - who wants to bet the NSA or FBI aren't thinking about listening in on all journalists calls (or are they doing this already).

I'd like to have a little privacy PLEASE.; Like this Reply to this comment

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