Science Update: Crackdown on computer porn
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Your support makes all the difference.COMPUTER pornography that is sent out via electronic bulletin boards on networks faces a crackdown from an industry watchdog on software theft. The Federation Against Software Theft is probing two British bulletin board systems and also intends to take legal action next year to help stop the spread of pirate software, virus programs and the illegal use of public telephone networks, according to Computer Weekly.
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