Xeni Jardin over at boingboing has written a new post [1] about new legal requirements for surveillance in Vietnam's internet cafes. Citing a recent PC Mag article [2]and a recent entry at Google's Public Policy blog [3], she states that “a new law in Vietnam law requires all “retail Internet locations” to install a government-approved, server-side filtering and surveillance application by 2011.”
Vietnam: Law requiring surveillance app in Internet Cafes
· Written by Mong Palatino
Categories: East Asia, Vietnam, Freedom of Speech, Governance, Technology