Posted on July 31, 2010 - by admin
Open-source freedom lost on Chinese government …
Whatever the reason, it’s a reminder that open – source licensing is not necessarily any guarantee of freedom. If a Chinese government agency were hoping to snoop on its citizens using Red Flag, as some have suggested on the Slashdot …
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