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S. Srinivasan (ap@telecom-digest.org) Tue, 10 Jan 2006 12:28:08 -0600
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By S. SRINIVASAN, Associated Press Writer
The southern Indian state of Kerala will join two other states in
The new rules would require cybercafes to verify the identities of
"Our police are trying to learn from the experience of our neighboring
Two Indian states -- Karnataka and Gujarat -- have imposed similar
Several other Asian countries and cities, most prominently China,
All Internet surfing leaves an electronic trail that can be traced to
In December, an unidentified Internet user sent a hoax e-mail to a
The mail was later traced to a cybercafe in the town of Palayamkottai
Privacy advocates question the effectiveness of record keeping -- which
"Such rules have proved to be ineffective and enjoy little support on
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