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UK holds Microsoft security talks
The "Messenger" complaint could be a
Microsoft sponsored deal to draw attention
away from the "Real" danger.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/4713018.stm

By Ollie Stone-Lee
BBC News political reporter

"The Trusted Computing Group has been
working for some years on a hardware-based
system which is built into the motherboards
of many Intel-based computers.
But most people will not be able to use its
features until Microsoft Windows Vista is
launched.
Critics say the companies behind most
trusted computing want to use digital rights
management to ensure users cannot use
programs they have not approved."
Posted by: Ole Man   Posted on: 10/19/07 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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well well could it be possible that ms have learn  Quebec-french | 10/17/07
RE: South Korea lets Microsoft drop antitrust appeal  MF&MS.Advocate | 10/17/07
What?  ColdFusion_z | 10/17/07
Ho, please do so...  BregS | 10/17/07
Did you mean Democrats?  cheesyone | 10/18/07
Microsoft sure doesn't need advocates  heres_johnny | 10/18/07
RE: South Korea lets Microsoft drop antitrust appeal  emmmw | 10/17/07
BTW...  BregS | 10/17/07
WHO IS TALKING ONLY ABOUT SOFTWARE  emmmw | 10/18/07
their big concern...  linuxoverwindows | 10/17/07
hmm, I thought that it came on mine  balsover | 10/17/07
that's not correct  toxicrainpx@... | 10/17/07
What is the big deal?  balsover | 10/17/07
RE: South Korea lets Microsoft drop antitrust appeal  glenndjones@... | 10/17/07
All antitrust laws must die [nt]  Omch'Ar | 10/17/07
Big Brother  kmashraf | 10/17/07
You're already there...  Marty R. Milette | 10/17/07
UK holds Microsoft security talks  Ole Man | 10/19/07

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