A resident from Houston, Texas, 41, was arrested when the Google he informed the police that he had detected images of child sexual abuse in his e-mail.
John Henry Skillern, was known to the authorities since 1994, as he had been convicted of a sexual attack. On Tuesday, July 29, he was arrested again for possession of child pornography and promotion of child pornography.
A research in his home and equipment, revealed numerous images of child abuse, e-mails with messages that demonstrated his pedophilic tendencies, video on his mobile by children visiting the shop where he worked as a cook.
The investigation was apparently sparked by a complaint from Google to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children. Exploited Children), when images of a child were found in an email from the defendant.
Though the story had a very good result, with the arrest of the pedophile, but rather it raises a lot of concerns.
There will be some who see it as yet another indication of how Big Brothers state-owned technology corporations and corporate giants have nothing better to do than hide the privacy of all of us and look for dirt.
Of course there are those who use such news to justify governments and companies by promoting the work they produce. This ambivalence of public opinion leaves room for the rampant espionage actions that have been published in recent years. These actions by governments and large technology companies in conjunction with the public's analgesia reacting from the sofa with posts on Facebook, leave no doubt that the Internet is not ours, it is not free and of course it is not safe. It is the property of the USA or other companies that of course cooperate with the USA. An information gathering tool for anyone interested. Let's remember that anyone who has the information can lead in today's world.
The capture of the pedophile naturally satisfies us, as Tuesday's lesser monster circulates. But think about how many emails have been scanned and continue to be scanned for Google to catch Jack Pot.
So do not think there are free benefits (see free Facebook, free knowledge through Google searches). Everything has a cost and you have to be ready to pay it. You have also agreed to accept the Terms of Service.
