Time to liberate Europe... again.

I'm completely against this. But it will slip almost unnoticed as usual.

One problem Chris... if you watched a certain movie you know they all respond to Mohammed and most of their names are exactly the same

cmon 2sidedeath we know how it works

the truck full of soldiers pulls up, the officer with a cigarette holder demands the identity of all the users, the greasy little man in his shirtsleeves protests that he can't track all the separate packets...the officer gestures and the soldiers put a speaker magnet over the server, clip jumper cables to the alternator and start the engine...

you're foolin yourself

it's gonna be the Truck for you

hrm so a magnetic field won't destroy a server built on fiberoptics? I pay taxes to find out!!!
OBAMAAAAAA!
Git 'er done!!

YOU LIE

enough juice through a magnet and I'll still fry the circuits with microwave energy!!!!

I

WILL

PREVAAAIIILLLL

Japan's Aum Death Cult (they hit Tokyo subways with sarin) had microwave incinerator that destroyed soft tissue, bone and even eventually the steel 50 gallon drums that held the corpses

"The cavity magnetron is a high-powered vacuum tube that generates microwaves using the interaction of a stream of electrons with a magnetic field."
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cavity_magnetron

no you changed the challenge

"In 5 years no one can use a magnet to affect information"

WRONG FOOL! although I can't disrupt an photonic circuit with a magnetic field DIRECTLY as with electronic circuits, I can still  use my magnet to generate microwave energy that will burn your hardware! MUHAHAHAHAHA

"Each packet will have your identity attached to it."

Ok, where about will this information be stored Flint? You do realise that your packets are setup and stripped in such a way that ANY receiving device is able to quickly and easily read the header information. To change the "packet" as such, you are ACTUALLY changing the header of the packet (or including it in the payload, which by the way becomes illegal for my country to inspect, and furthermore, it becomes even harder for hardware read). No, it won't be in EVERY packet, and more than likely, it will just be like your ISP username/password connecting to a regional access server that allows your IP through the gateway...easier to implement, harder to circumvent (since you cant just connect to a VPN/Tunnel out since you would be denied access through the gateway), and well, anyone who knows anything about this would set it up this way.

Also, your figures you quoted in your first post look very made up...90% of people can tell on first glance...

"hrm so a magnetic field won't destroy a server built on fiberoptics?"

Your current PC will actually need a rather high powered magnet to affect the information that is stored on your HDD. Furthermore, it will only affect your HDD, any to a lesser extent, may interrupt information flowing through circuits. It can however affect UTP cables, which could kill the internet connection whilst it is in proximity to a cable. As for fibreoptics, because it is using light, a magnetic field does not interfere with signals travelling along it...so a magnetic field won't "destroy" a current server, nor one based on fibreoptics.

"Your current PC will actually need a rather high powered magnet to affect the information that is stored on your HDD. Furthermore, it will only affect your HDD, any to a lesser extent, may interrupt information flowing through circuits. It can however affect UTP cables, which could kill the internet connection whilst it is in proximity to a cable. As for fibreoptics, because it is using light, a magnetic field does not interfere with signals travelling along it...so a magnetic field won't "destroy" a current server, nor one based on fibreoptics."

Sounds like microwaves are the way to go then

What will stop people from stealing others' IDs?

The commission has many ideas, but after 27 national states have washed them through for a decade or more, nothing will change. The idea is to establish a "finger print" for commercial use, e. g. combine a credit card with your ID Card. You buy something, enter your credit card details and than put the ID in a device that identifies you. Other purposes are elections from home, e-government/e-administration etc.