Alejandro Suárez Sánchez-Ocaña. Entrepreneur and private investor in the Internet sector and new technologies.
I am literally impressed by a post TecnoGirl in impresionante.net , which read that the Australian police discussed the possibility of recording devices users seeking illegal Mp3 when boarding an aircraft . Sounds like science fiction but it is not an isolated case. In the United States (but these were not those of the Kingdom of Freedoms?) Has long been legal review of laptops, mobile phones and digital cameras, which would violate the most concept of user privacy exist even without any suspicion. The law also allows them to confiscate the device. Can you imagine a police officer in the customs of JFK in NYC, laptop and checking your mail to see if you are a dangerous terrorist? . Where are the days in which almost romantic to travel to USA asked you in the tail of the board "intends to attack the U.S. president?", "You are part of a terrorist group?". Is this all that can happen to us as an updated version of that?. I do not know, but certainly if it is a serious violation of privacy. Incidentally, some friends 7-8 years ago, working as little as jokers, laughing at the airport of Barajas, if answered part of a terrorist group by the question of friendly security officer for American Airlines. Say that to get to JFK had a welcome "special" and "very long". There are things you better not take a joke, especially with people who take them seriously 
But back to Australia, the worst news is that you are published, read and give ideas. Not rule out that Teddy Bautista remove the brilliant conclusion that the ideal is to put a policeman with an auditor of the SGAE in security lines Spanish airports to check iPods, Iphones etc., because, until it gets bad, and all he asks for that mouth Tags: Australia , laws , police , privacy , SGAE , USA
