It's obvious that this is a flagrant circumvention of the law, and no member of Congress should support any circumvention of existing law.
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Censorship circumvention isn't done just with ad hoc apps though.
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They made their billions through circumvention of sanctions and embezzlement.
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That felt like cap circumvention to a lot of fans.
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Congress can act to stop circumvention under the National Emergencies Act.
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Sanders's plan is vulnerable to exactly the same sort of circumvention.
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The EU often carries out investigations into cases of suspected circumvention.
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Purpose is about loss, or at least the circumvention of it.
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The outrage: Doesn't all this kind of feel like cap circumvention?
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It is really, really hard to get around the DMCA's ant-circumvention provisions.
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Nobody has provided public information about the effectiveness of circumvention tools in China.
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The circumvention of trust is a great promise, but it's just not true.
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But until that day comes, borderline cap circumvention moves are pretty much fine.
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The project and the early ranking can be found at the Circumvention Central website.
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That makes circumvention harder—but also means importers will squeal more loudly for exemptions.
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Then get any non-disclosure or non-circumvention agreements in advance to save time.
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Unfortunately for circumvention tools, neither Amazon nor Google will let them pull that trick anymore.
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Bluebox said that gray area is where the majority of paid subscription circumvention takes place.
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Circumvention was the hallmark of the paintings she made based on the memories of others.
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The outrage: This all seems like clear cap circumvention and the league should take action.
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Malaysian trade officials said the country did not have a specific law against tariff circumvention.
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It's unclear if internet providers are already effectively blocking Tor—or any other circumvention tool.
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Zoe Lofgren, a California Democrat, said the policy was a circumvention of the country's immigration laws.
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"There are some really stable circumvention tools that Iranians have been telling me about," Alimardani said.
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These restrictions may apply universally; to algorithmically classified targets; or to specific parties engaging in circumvention.
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Any censorship circumvention apps they've download, even those not specifically banned, could land them in detention.
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Steelmakers are now awaiting a similar but more widespread U.S. circumvention investigation involving China and Vietnam.
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Additionally, if brands find success with ad blocker circumvention, more brands are going to adopt this strategy.
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Circumvention of the Anti-Deficiency Act opens the door to truly big, scary, and unaccountable federal power.
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In response, Iranian activists and ordinary citizens use circumvention tools, such as VPNs, to evade government censors.
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The authorities could crack down on such circumvention tools, and sometimes do so on politically sensitive occasions.
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It's just that there are more third-party providers of circumvention now than there used to be.
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But they went further, attempting to short-circuit an adversary circumvention of those protections with adversarial training.
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The movie didn't just make the hackers look sexy—it glamorized circumvention, the outcast's superiority, and omniscience.
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" Spelling out its approach to circumvention, it states in no uncertain terms: "We treat circumvention of shipping anti-tracking measures with the same seriousness as exploitation of security vulnerabilities," adding: "If a party attempts to circumvent our tracking prevention methods, we may add additional restrictions without prior notice.
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Others streamed the fight in its entirety on Twitch, in blatant circumvention of the rules of the site.
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This circumvention is accomplished because the 2628 budget statute imposes a time limit on debate on reconciliation bills.
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Such an open-ended circumvention of immigration laws was an unconstitutional exercise of authority by the Executive Branch.
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But the Justice Department, which argues DACA is "an unlawful circumvention of Congress," has signaled it will appeal.
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On Thursday, the EFF filed a lawsuit stating that anti-circumvention provisions violate the constitutionally protected freedom of expression.
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Congress has responded to that challenge by appropriating $50 million annually to fund internet freedom and firewall circumvention technologies.
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Fortunately for the censors, there is a more old-fashioned method for tackling VPNs and other circumvention tools: fear.
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Those low-cost supplies have created artificial prices, are not sustainable and are a circumvention of the law, Longhi said.
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Politicians from California and other blue states plan to resist Mr Trump using three main tools: legislation, litigation and circumvention.
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Circumvention Central tests the speed and reliability of VPNs on actual websites not just servers, and on an ongoing basis.
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The U.S.–Korea Free Trade Agreement, for example, includes a strong mandate to prohibit circumvention, while permitting only limited exceptions.
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These are considered "exemptions" to section 1201 of US copyright law, and makes DRM circumvention legal in certain specific cases.
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For example, Internet-related procedural functions like notice-and-takedown and circumvention exemptions could be placed in the Commerce Department.
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Western steelmakers are hoping the EU will launch a similar circumvention case to the one pending in the United States.
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He has also ruled for the league, as he did in a case involving the circumvention of the salary cap.
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"It's a circumvention of the contribution limits on the national party," says Michael Malbin, executive director of the Campaign Finance Institute.
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Crucially, these researchers were able to choose what they wanted the AI to see, a deeply troubling circumvention of object recognition.
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In short this "anti-circumvention" part of the law is overbroad, effectively arguing that anything that bypasses DRM is itself infringement.
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Of all the unintentionally restrictive, frequently misapplied parts of the US copyright system, anti-circumvention rules are one of the worst.
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Allegations of duty circumvention are usually raised by U.S. companies but the Commerce Department is beginning an investigation on its own.
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The circumvention of insurance plan designs by these coupons has long been suspected to contribute to drug spending and premium growth.
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Turkish internet users are flocking to Tor, the anonymizing and censorship-circumvention tool, after Turkey's government blocked Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube.
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Prior to creating the anti-circumvention taskforce eyeo says efforts towards blocking circumvention of ad blocks were mostly carried out by interested others outside the company — aka the open source community, filter list authors and developers of other ad blockers — who worked together, along with some from within eyeo, to try to fox the would-be ad block foxers.
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Intel's really excited about 3D stacking—which it views as a more crucial circumvention of Moore's Law than Infinity Fabric or EMIB.
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Google says this is "effectively a circumvention of Chrome's pop-up blocker" and will begin preventing the original tab from being redirected.
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They also had the technical savvy to set up the necessary circumvention tools that would get those websites through to actual citizens.
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The DMCA's anti-circumvention provision and the burdensome exemption process constrain artists from taking reasonable steps to contribute to the creative community.
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Manuel Valls, the reformist prime minister, who has his own presidential ambitions, is infuriated by Mr Macron's circumvention of the party system.
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Just last month Putin banned virtual private networks, which can be used as circumvention tools enabling Russians to see censored Web sites.
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The confirmation of this money coming from his lawyer and his friend could be viewed as a circumvention of campaign finance laws.
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In the wake of the Las Vegas massacre, everyone seemed in concert with the notion of banning this circumvention of federal law.
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Some of us criticized the action as a circumvention of the legislative branch that undermined our system of the separation of powers.
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The result was a dangerous circumvention of web encryption, which was ultimately compromised by third-party hackers to bypass HTTPS on affected machines.
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The circumvention of the legislative process undermines the authority of this branch, the legislative branch, but destabilized the tripartite system as a whole.
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Thursday we learned that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is investigating Fiat Chrysler U.S. (FCA) regarding alleged software-based circumvention of emissions standards.
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Some of our audience abroad use circumvention software to get around government web blocks, and therefore are identified on Facebook as American users.
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However, Borgaonkar said he was not sure if all of the circumvention techniques the group deployed are available in devices on the market.
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Representative Patrick T. McHenry of North Carolina, the Republicans' chief deputy whip, denied that the move amounted to a partisan circumvention of Congress.
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The company cited "policies against hate speech and harassment or our terms prohibiting circumvention of our enforcement measures" as the reason for Jones' ban.
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Nor has it ruled substantively on the Obama administration's circumvention of notice and comment procedures when it implemented immigration policies to defer certain deportations.
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Higgs' circumvention of the traditional art world's structures calls to mind Trystero, the underground postal service in Thomas Pynchon's The Crying of Lot 49.
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The digital liberties organization is suing to remove "anti-circumvention" restrictions from Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), long a thorn in civil libertarians' craw.
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One of this year's proposed exemptions aims to expand the allowed circumvention of movie DRM to aid the hearing impaired or other disabled individuals.
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US officials told the whistleblower they were deeply concerned by Giuliani dealing with Ukraine, viewing it as a circumvention of normal national-security processes.
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Internet users in China have long relied on circumvention tools to access hundreds of websites that have been blocked by the country's censorship apparatus.
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Seeking to enforce compliance with tampering and salary-cap circumvention, the NBA board of governors on Friday unanimously passed a number of stiffer measures.
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"It's a circumvention of the contribution limits on the national party," Michael Malbin, executive director of the Campaign Finance Institute, told me at the time.
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Now just over a decade old, firewall circumvention app Psiphon is arguably the most easy-to-use and effective way to bypass state internet control.
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For starters, there's the news about SoftBank buying chip maker ARM, then the Electric Frontier Foundation filing a lawsuit that takes on anti-circumvention rules.
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This use of third-party payments was viewed as a circumvention of campaign finance laws since the payments were designed to bury an election scandal.
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While the Justice Department on Friday called the program "an open-ended circumvention of immigration laws," it requested a delay if an injuction is issued.
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The use of third-party ink cartridges and the circumvention of printer DRM even became an important Supreme Court case in Impression Products v. Lexmark.
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Certainly, his visual and motion propositions — which privileged the sleek and coolly impersonal — point to our current slippery situation between fleshy embodiment and connective circumvention.
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France's markets regulator has highlighted "circumvention strategies" used by some firms, such as decreasing the total number of board members to increase the percentage of females.
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Originally intended to protect the arts industries from online privacy, its Section 1201 included "anti-circumvention" provisions that prohibit breaking any digital safeguards that protected copyrights.
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US officials also told the whistleblower that they were deeply concerned by Giuliani dealing with Ukraine, viewing it as a circumvention of normal national security processes.
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It will also reduce its steel exports 30 percent by product to the U.S. to avoid being a conduit for China's steel overproduction and trade circumvention.
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After perhaps the wildest offseason in NBA history, the NBA Board of Governors unanimously voted to pass new rules to prevent tampering and salary cap circumvention.
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The administration has described this process as a circumvention of law in order to exploit more lenient policies for children, even labeling it "smuggling" of children.
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"We trust that competent authorities are complying with their obligation to ensure respect of the restrictive measures in place and to pursue any circumvention attempts," she added.
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While it's not the only cloud service available to Iranians, Google AppEngine could provide Iranians access to circumvention technologies and VPNs that hide their traffic from censors.
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When users violate these policies repeatedly, like our policies against hate speech and harassment or our terms prohibiting circumvention of our enforcement measures, we terminate their accounts.
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When protests in Iran pushed circumvention tech back into the news, Feri was at the forefront of the response, appearing in Wired and The Wall Street Journal.
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" Roughly 20 pages were withheld because they may reveal law enforcement procedures or techniques that, if disclosed, "could reasonably be expected to risk circumvention of the law.
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It's pretty easy for schools to block access to certain programs on their Wi-Fi, but clever students are using VPNs and other circumvention methods keep playing.
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Resolution of the blame war that ensued during the Reid era was achieved, in effect, by executive branch directives or by outright circumvention of the Senate's powers.
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The lawsuit takes on what are often called anti-circumvention rules or "Section 1201" rules, which ban any attempt to bypass a system that protects copyrighted work.
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Anyone affected might want to try Tor Browser for Windows and Mac OS or Orbot for Android (or try some of the other circumvention techniques listed here).
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"While the plaintiffs in today's lawsuit may believe that an arbitrary circumvention of Congress is lawful, the Department of Justice looks forward to defending this administration's position."
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Cap circumvention is no longer allowed and they are out of valuable players to package with bad contracts in trades that only help in the short term.
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In a statement, he said that DACA was "an unlawful circumvention of Congress" and that the Trump administration was "within its lawful authority" in winding it down.
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"Establishing and maintaining unauthorized game servers often involves multiple acts of copyright infringement as well as the circumvention of technological protection measures," the ESA complains, specifically citing Warmane.
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PJT said in a statement it was "stunned and outraged to learn of the fraudulent circumvention and violation of the firm's compliance policies and ethical standards" by Caspersen.
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The Trump administration has described this process as a circumvention of law in order to exploit more lenient policies for children, even labeling it the "smuggling" of children.
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China's biggest firms made headlines 2018, including the threat of helping Iran sell and buy technological products, aided by ZTE, and Huawei's alleged fraudulent circumvention of similar sanctions.
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On the other hand, it could advertise chaos and focus attention on every breach or circumvention similar to how the Berlin Wall advertised people fleeing to the West.
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Last year, Deutsche Bank was fined the relatively small sum of two hundred and fifty-eight million dollars for its circumvention of sanctions against Iran, Sudan, and elsewhere.
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Morrison also testified that Sondland had briefed President Trump before the fateful July 25 call, in what amounted to a circumvention of the usual National Security Council procedures.
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The disruption of encrypted messaging programs like WhatsApp and censorship circumvention tools like VPNs shows a desire to take almost total control over how the internet is used.
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Scholz is planning to increase the number of minimum wage inspectors by 1,400 to 8,600 until 2022 to better control companies' compliance and fight circumvention of the wage rules.
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The Better Online Ticket Sales Act of 2016, or the BOTS Act, basically prohibits the circumvention of security measures and website policies governing how many tickets one can buy.
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Details: It was the afternoon in March when the conference had to take a divisive vote on whether to renounce President Trump's circumvention of Congress to fund the wall.
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As China's increasingly autocratic leader, Xi Jinping, tightens his grip on power, it is becoming harder to remain optimistic that he will continue to tolerate circumvention of the firewall.
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He reiterated the Justice Department still believes the same reasoning the judge rejected, that DACA is "an unlawful circumvention of Congress," and DHS has the authority to end it.
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Bird sent a letter to Boing Boing demanding the post be taken down, as well as accusing the site of violating Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) anti-circumvention protections.
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A second step the United States should take is to invest more in internet circumvention technologies to help ordinary Chinese vault the Great Chinese Firewall and read uncensored news.
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Richard Stengel, a former under secretary of state who was involved in these programs, told me that he generally agreed that the U.S. should invest more in circumvention technologies.
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In 2009, the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) filed a petition with the U.S. Copyright Office requesting formal permission for iPhone owners to jailbreak their devices without fearing anti-circumvention liability.
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We hope that there will be a breakthrough," Curbelo told reporters, adding, "But I think this is just such a blatant exploitation of the law, a circumvention of the law.
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There are plenty of ways to stay anonymous on the internet, whether through fake names, third-party hosts, or circumvention networks like Tor — but neither party attempted anything like that.
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The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT), which has pushed for tougher scrutiny of e-commerce players, on Thursday alleged Amazon's latest move was a circumvention of the new rules.
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The government argued that OCR-using bots would need to use Ticketmaster's source code to be implemented properly on the site, and would therefore be a "circumvention" of Ticketmaster's software.
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If the Supreme Court wants to preserve the legal force of judicial review, stay of the rule is essential to prevent the EPA's increasingly successful circumvention of the court's restraints.
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A European Commission source said there was no ongoing investigation into that matter, but authorities would not hesitate to initiate a probe if they were made aware of circumvention allegations.
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"While the plaintiffs in today's lawsuits may believe that an arbitrary circumvention of Congress is lawful, the Department of Justice looks forward to defending this administration's position," Mr. O'Malley said.
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The exhibition features works by 11 artists who are exploring self-portraiture, either straightforwardly or by circumvention, by photographing elements of their environment that help constitute their definition of themselves.
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"It is possible to block all VPN services (and Turkey is currently attempting to ban all VPN services), in which case, there are a few other circumvention techniques," the company said.
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"When users violate these policies repeatedly, like our policies against hate speech and harassment or our terms prohibiting circumvention of our enforcement measures, we terminate their accounts," a YouTube spokesperson said.
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It is the task of the European Commission to ensure that state aid is limited to a minimum and to prevent the circumvention of winding down rules through national insolvency programmes.
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On the contrary, we encourage everyone who reads this post and visits our new website to share this information with those who they think could benefit from purchasing a circumvention tool.
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Wickr's latest solution is a partnership with the circumvention service Psiphon, which will be available to enterprise users starting today and rolling out to free users in the weeks to come.
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Frederick Burke, managing partner for Vietnam at the American law firm Baker McKenzie, said that the Vietnamese government is "very aware of and focused on the issue of circumvention" in trade.
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Trending down: In addition to the FTC settlement over Youtube, Google has been accused of using "secret web pages" for ad targeting purposes, in circumvention of the General Data Protection Regulation.
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"When users violate ... policies repeatedly, like our policies against hate speech and harassment or our terms prohibiting circumvention of our enforcement measures, we terminate their accounts," a YouTube spokesperson had said.
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"While the plaintiffs in today's lawsuit may believe that an arbitrary circumvention of Congress is lawful, the Department of Justice looks forward to defending this Administration's position," O'Malley said in a statement.
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The ruling, which only allows the resumption of DACA renewals from prior applicants, prompted a Justice Department response stating the program was "an unlawful circumvention of Congress" and promising a legal fight.
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That's because the Librarian of Congress periodically examines and approves a series of exemptions to the anti-circumvention rules, allowing people to bypass copy protection in order to do unambiguously legal things.
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"While the plaintiffs in today's lawsuits may believe that an arbitrary circumvention of Congress is lawful, the Department of Justice looks forward to defending this Administration's position," spokesman Devin M. O'Malley said.
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Segall's preoccupation with artifacts that symbolize the circumvention of immigration policy is also seen in a pair of footprints, cast in concrete and set into the floor of the otherwise bare gallery.
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Lately, the government has started to block some censorship circumvention tools (VPNs, Tor network) and it even blocked the entire Internet access for some days in predominantly Kurdish-populated regions in November 2016.
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At the same time, the no-fly list is a circumvention of due process—denying Second Amendment rights to the occupants of a semi-arbitrary and probably-racist blacklist is kind of problematic?
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"Green's publication of technological information is core expressive activity," says the court filing There are a variety of other issues with anti-circumvention that have been brought up since its codification into law.
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My fellow witness, Sarah Cook, senior research analyst for East Asia at Freedom House, similarly expressed concerns that the supply of circumvention technologies is not meeting the demand in critical moments of crisis.
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House leadership normally dictates what measures come to the floor and when, so motions to discharge bills in circumvention of House leadership is widely viewed as a slap in the face to the speaker.
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N.B.A. rules allow for a wide array of penalties in circumvention matters, which at the most extreme can include fines as high as $20163 million to $6 million or the loss of draft picks.
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"With Google Cloud and AWS out of the picture, it seems that domain fronting as a censorship circumvention technique is now largely non-viable in the countries where Signal had enabled this feature," wrote Marlinspike.
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" Google's YouTube dropped the ax on Jones&apos channel, telling The Washington Post that it terminates users who violate "our policies against hate speech and harassment or our terms prohibiting circumvention of our enforcement measures.
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"Our News teams support sites with meter strategies and recognize the goal of reducing meter circumvention, however any approach based on private browsing detection undermines the principles of Incognito Mode," said Google's Chrome update announcement.
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"When users violate these policies repeatedly, like our policies against hate speech and harassment or our terms prohibiting circumvention of our enforcement measures, we terminate their accounts," a YouTube spokesperson said when asked for comment.
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When Obama declared in a State of the Union address that he would circumvent Congress if it failed to approve his immigration reforms, Democrats cheered at the notion of their own circumvention, if not obsolescence.
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"Based on the specific facts and circumstances of this matter, the N.B.A. found that there was no violation of the league's collective bargaining agreement, including the anti-circumvention rules," the league said in a statement.
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"I have ... determined that additional action is necessary to eliminate circumvention of the TRQ by ensuring that within-quota quantities of imports of washers are spread throughout the year," he said in a presidential proclamation.
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Cut off from Telegram, which has been instrumental in allowing reformists to reach their constituencies, Iranian protesters have turned to circumvention tools and VPNs to access information, read about the protests, and communicate with one another.
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Stamos responded to the idea to calculate the hash locally, saying "photo fingerprinting algorithms are usually not included in clients to prevent the development of circumvention techniques" and "humans need to review to prevent adversarial reporting."
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As China suppresses authentic religious expression, the number of religious adherents multiplies; as China censors the Internet, circumvention tools proliferate; as China brutally represses rights lawyers, their loved ones take up the mantle of their cause.
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Unfortunately, because the BBG had earlier cut off all funding to some of the most effective circumvention technologies, our country's ability to help provide access to the outside world for those brave Iranians was greatly limited.
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This is why Adblock Plus maker, eyeo, says it's getting more serious in how it tackles what it dubs "circumvention technologies" — by setting up an interdisciplinary team internally that's devoted to countering the ad blocker blockers.
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The whistleblower complaint, which raised alarm over the call, alleged that U.S. officials were concerned about Giuliani's "circumvention" of the national security decisionmaking process as he served as a direct channel between Trump and the Ukrainians.
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Multiple US officials testified before Congress that Giuliani was a conduit for messages between the President and officials in Kiev, and that he was at the helm of a problematic circumvention of typical national security processes.
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The N.B.A. will formally review the Cleveland Cavaliers' recent signing and near-immediate release of the restricted free agent Patrick McCaw for possible salary cap circumvention, according to a person with knowledge of the league's stance.
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Iran's government operates a complex system of web filters to block unapproved sites, but by partnering with a circumvention called Psiphon, ASL219 was able to beat that system, giving citizens a way to tunnel through web filters.
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The EU isn't just concerned about China but also the circumvention and the effects of other countries having to move their products other places because they can't compete with China where they were sending their product before.
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NEW YORK, April 26 (Reuters) - U.S. Steel Corp has filed a complaint with U.S. regulators calling for an investigation into China's largest steel producers over alleged price fixing and circumvention of import duties, it said on Tuesday.
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After years of growing restrictions online, Iranians know a thing or two about getting around their government's censorship system, colloquially known as the "Filternet," and they often turn to circumvention services like Virtual Private Networks, or Tor.
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Many of the fiercest defenders of the anti-circumvention rule are automotive companies who claim that allowing owners to tinker with their cars would create a public safety risk or allow owners to disable law-mandated features.
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Finally, long experience has shown that imposing different tariffs for different countries is a recipe for circumvention via transshipments and other illegal means, so the assumption that shipments will be frozen at 2017 levels is highly suspect.
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After the three "purveyors" of drug-test-circumvention products were called forward and subsequently pled the Fifth—including Dennis Catalano, co-owner of Puck Technology, the e-commerce company that sold the Whizzinator—the hearing was adjourned.
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The amount involved is small and the case was concluded at the end of 2016, but market participants say Vietnam remains a hub not for fraud, but for Chinese trade tariff circumvention involving large tonnages of steel.
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Contrary to the star rating as a symbol of the wisdom of the crowd, or the circumvention of critical gatekeepers, Uber's system seems mostly to empower Uber, as a marketing tool and as a system of control.
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At the same time, a series of UK court and employment tribunal rulings in recent years have also bolstered the case against gig economy platforms as being predicated on exploitation of a workforce via circumvention of workers' rights.
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Because so many parts of our lives revolve around tools that run off copyrighted software, anti-circumvention rules can effectively ban people from tinkering with their own devices in ways that have nothing to do with preventing piracy.
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One particularly counterproductive idea is to impose much higher tariffs on a number of countries that are deemed "unreliable" sources or are thought to be likely candidates for circumvention of tariffs imposed on other countries, such as China.
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" But Smith said the crackdown on circumvention tools like VPNs were likely to stay and the "current state of difficulty" that the Chinese encounter when trying to access the free internet is going to be the "new normal.
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Instead, its role is to hide the user altogether, as it allows the device to slip past internet filtering through one of the company's many servers worldwide, giving it an advantage compared to other VPNs or censorship-circumvention software.
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Attorneys in their filings sided with Texas and the other states in calling the program, which protects certain immigrants who came to the U.S. illegally as children from deportation, "an open-ended circumvention of immigration laws," according to CNN.
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This might include creating a free web based on blockchain technology so that it will be unable to be censored, developing the next generation of VPNs, building global accessible internet access from satellites, and other tools of cyber circumvention.
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"When deciding whether to grant equivalence, consideration should be given to proportionality, to the links between those jurisdictions, how important is the cross border trade, and how important are the risks and possibility of circumvention," he told the conference.
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To prevent Turks from doing exactly that and connecting to the blocked sites through censorship-circumvention tools such as Tor and Virtual Private Networks (VPNs), the government took a step further and ordered internet providers to block those too.
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By the 2013 election that brought Hassan Rouhani to power, Bangi told reporters that as many as 900,000 people in Iran were using the new circumvention tools to reach the open web, more than 1 percent of the country's population.
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True, a clutch of senior officials and relatives of political leaders from African nations have been identified in the leak of millions of documents from a Panamanian law firm relating to offshore havens that can facilitate the circumvention of taxes.
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Manufacturers—including John Deere, Ford, various printer companies, and a host of consumer electronics companies—have argued that it should be illegal to bypass the software locks that they put into their products, claiming that such circumvention violated copyright law.
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Even if copyright litigation were justified when it came to cheaters, she added, the cases could set a dangerous precedent: Copyright and anti-circumvention laws could also be used to deter competition, criticism of corporate policies or reports of security vulnerabilities.
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But many others see the bankruptcy as a circumvention of the justice that can be delivered in civil court and in direct defiance of the state's new Child Victims Act, which the Catholic Church spent millions of dollars trying to fight.
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"We also recommend that [organizations using DRM and EME] not use the anti-circumvention provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) and similar laws around the world to prevent security and privacy research on the specification or on implementations," they write.
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It's been hard to get away from FaceApp over the last few days, whether it's your friends posting weird selfies using the app's aging and other filters, or the brief furor over its apparent (but not actual) circumvention of permissions on iPhones.
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There was news of what appear to be major improprieties: his too-good-to-be-true condo deal from a lobbyist friend, his circumvention of the White House to get two aides substantial pay raises, and his demotion of staff who questioned him.
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The circumvention of the earth without use of fuels or forward motion would encourage Piccard to continue his exploration of not only flight, but of sustainable, green energy in his groundbreaking Solar Impulse project which achieved it's lofty goals in its second iteration.
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" In a statement, Devin O'Malley, a spokesman for the Justice Department, reiterated arguments that the government had made before Judge Garaufis, saying that DACA was "an unlawful circumvention of Congress" and that the Department of Homeland Security had "acted within its lawful authority.
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"Between software patents, anti-circumvention laws like Section 1201 of the DMCA, and laws like the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (which potentially criminalizes violating terms of service), we have created a legal doctrine akin to 'felony contempt of business model,'" Doctorow said.
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"I heard from multiple U.S. officials that they were deeply concerned by what they viewed as Mr. Giuliani's circumvention of national security decisionmaking processes to engage with Ukrainian officials and relay messages back and forth between Kyiv and [President Trump]," the complaint reads.
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" (The bolding is his.)What's funny about all of this is that one of the administrators of EasyList acknowledged on GitHub that "If [the domain] is a Circumvention/Adblock-Warning adhost, it should be removed from Easylist even without the need for a DMCA request.
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CNN has previously reported that Trump had directed Volker and other top US officials to deal with his personal layer on matters related to Ukraine, including the Ukrainian President's desire for a White House meeting -- an order was a clear circumvention of official channels.
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If a president can claim sweeping discretion to suspend key federal laws, the entire legislative process becomes little more than a pretense…The circumvention of the legislative process not only undermines the authority of this branch but destabilizes the tripartite system as a whole.
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For the sake of the people in these countries seeking to access and share uncensored information, as well as for the United States' own strategic interests, it's vitally important to ensure that supply can meet the demand for circumvention tools at this key moment.
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"Currently available ICD [IMSI catcher detector] apps on the markets can be easily defeated by simple circumvention techniques and have limited technical capabilities due to no access to underlying hardware of the mobile phones," Ravishankar Borgaonkar, one of the researchers, told Motherboard in an email.
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WASHINGTON — The House on Tuesday failed to overturn President Trump's first veto, leaving the declaration of a national emergency at the southwestern border intact despite the bipartisan passage of a resolution attempting to nullify the president's circumvention of Congress to fund his border wall.
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Faced with having to vote on a privileged resolution overturning Trump's emergency declaration for the wall, Cruz and Paul could either turn a blind eye to similar circumvention by Trump, inviting accusations of hypocrisy, or defy the President and risk looking weak on border security.
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"I heard from multiple U.S. officials that they were deeply concerned by what they viewed as Mr. Giuliani's circumvention of national security decision making processes to engage with Ukrainian officials and relay messages back and forth between Kyiv and the President," the whistleblower wrote.
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The speed with which Mr. Harvey acted, and his circumvention of the normal scrutiny by experts across the government — like officials in the Energy and State Departments — prompted at least some National Security Council officials to raise concerns with Mr. Harvey, the report said.
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While domain fronting has been adopted by dozens of tools used to mitigate state-sponsored internet blockers and was described in the journal Proceedings on Privacy Enhancing Technologies as "a versatile censorship circumvention technique," it is a technology that can also be used by malicious actors.
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As part of this arguably absurd process, every three years activists and concerned citizens are forced to beg and plead with the Copyright Office and the Librarian of Congress to craft explicit exemptions from the law to ensure select circumvention of DRM won't be considered infringing.
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On Friday, the Turkish information technologies and communications authority, or BTK, ordered internet providers in the country to block Tor and several other censorship-circumvention Virtual Private Networks or VPNs, such as VPN Master, Hotspot Shield, Psiphon, Zenmate, TunnelBear, Zero, Vypr, Express, according to multiple local reports.
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The surprise introduction by the United States of a UN Security Council resolution to establish parameters for territorial concession in Judea and Samaria – without the input or consent of Israel – should hardly be viewed as unlikely in view of Obama's flagrant circumvention of Congress to consummate his Iran deal.
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It was a 2014 legal challenge lodged locally against the company's unlicensed p2p services that went all the way up to Europe's top court, where judges last year ruled that Uber is a transportation company not a tech platform — thereby outlawing its earlier expansionist playbook of taxi law circumvention.
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Although a question of first impression, any judge before whom the committee seeks to press its case will immediately recognize that authorizing a congressional committee to act as an impeachment committee, on its own motion, would open the door in the future to the circumvention of all these protective rules.
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Starting in mid-May, the whistle-blower wrote, he began hearing from other American officials "that they were deeply concerned by what they viewed as Mr. Giuliani's circumvention of national security decision making processes to engage with Ukrainian officials and relay messages back and forth between" Kiev and the president.
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Cybersecurity panic is often bad for privacy, but Calo noted that it could also put more weight behind efforts to fix problems that researchers face, including laws like the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act and the DMCA's anti-circumvention section — both of which can potentially criminalize trying to find the weak points in systems.
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We can't afford the risk to medical research that sloppy ethics entail; when the public finds out about the circumvention of informed consent – as in the case of the infamous US Public Health Service syphilis study at Tuskegee – the damage to the integrity and authority of the medical research community is inevitably significant and long-lasting.
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It also says it wants the team to "work alongside publishers to develop user-friendly alternatives to so-called circumvention technology" — which, at the base level, boils down to trying to sell them on signing up its Acceptable Ads whitelist, aka the official way to circumvent its ad blocks (which also involves paying it a fee).
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The Latest First on CNN: Trump directed administration officials to work through Giuliani on Ukraine -- President Donald Trump directed Secretary of Energy Rick Perry and two top State Department officials to deal with his private attorney Rudy Giuliani when the Ukrainian President sought to meet Trump, in a clear circumvention of official channels, according to two sources familiar with the conversation.
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The report alleges, beginning the week of the inauguration until early April, that staff on the National Security Council repeatedly raised concerns about the project to Harvey and NSC ethics and legal officials citing conflicts of interest and the potential circumvention of the Atomic Energy Act, which limits the transfer of nuclear technology to a foreign country without the approval of Congress.
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As attempts to access the internet from Iran are surging, because of Iran's decision to block the popular mobile app Telegram, as well as recent developments regarding the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) nuclear deal, some of the most potent and proven circumvention technologies — those that the BBG has failed to fund — are facing the risk of crashing because of ramped-up demand.
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"Read more: Read the full declassified whistleblower complaint linked to a phone call between President Donald Trump and UkraineThe whistleblower wrote that "starting in mid-May, I heard from multiple U.S. officials that they were deeply concerned by what they viewed as Mr. Giuliani's circumvention of national security decisionmaking processes to engage with Ukrainian officials and relay messages back and forth between Kyiv and the President.
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I met with farmers in Nebraska who are leading this movement, and the push is showing considerable momentum: 18 states are currently considering "fair repair" bills, which would require manufacturers to sell repair parts and tools to the masses, would require them to make repair manuals available to the public, and would require them to provide circumvention tools for software locks that are specifically designed to prevent third party repair.
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From 2007 to 2015, the value of annual trade activities between African states and the DPRK amounted to $216.5 million, higher than the average $90 million recorded from 1998 to 2006, according to a November report by the Institute for Security Studies (ISS), a Pretoria-headquartered think tank associated with the UN. Because only seven African countries, or 13 percent of African Union members, have participated in the implementation of UN sanctions, North Korea may deliberately target African countries as a circumvention strategy, Noland warned.
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