Trooper Wrote:There were concerns that the news reports might contain classified information. Any trace of classified material on a non classified machine (NIPR) would create a security breach. It was not about limited the service members rights to find information. Rather that it might cause a security problem.
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This it's about computer security, not some "conspiracy" to control military members' thoughts...some of y'all are looking like monkeys (no surprise) LOL.
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Peace/2013/...SA-Scandal
Quote:Classified documents regarding Verizon phone record collection and court order have been identified as being hosted on publicly accessible Internet Web Sites, most notably "The Guardian" news site. Viewing and/or downloading these documents on Air Force NIPRNET computers could constitute a Classified Message Incident. Therefore, users are not to access these file (sic) for any reason (i.e. viewing, downloading, forwarding, etc.)
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