New law forces the use of Anonymizers

Apr.03, 2009 in IT Law, Identity Management, Privacy, Security Monitoring

Following the passage of the IPRED law in Sweden a few days ago, there’s been an increased demand for anonymizing services. The Pirate Bay has for instance started its own anonymizing service called IPREDator (you get the drift). Other anonymizers are also offering IPRED protection.

Some anonymizing companies charging $55 a year are claiming their services are overloaded from the increased demand, according to The local

It will surprise no one to see a surge in the Anonymity Service Provision (ASP) and Privacy Enhancing Technologies (PETs) in Europe as IPRED spreads across Europe. Remember Polippix?

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