FAC Requests Clarification from FDLE on the New "Internet Identifier" Definition

The Florida Action Committee sent this letter to the FDLE today seeking guidance on the new internet identifier requirement so that we can provide correct information to our members.

This request is separate from the lawsuit.


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17 thoughts on “FAC Requests Clarification from FDLE on the New "Internet Identifier" Definition

  • April 13, 2016

    Great work, I couldn’t have said it better myself.

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  • April 12, 2016

    When does this law go in affect??
    I guess you just tell them that you visit every known URL there is. That covers it. Just being on the registry does not restrict you from any URL’s. Makes no sense!

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    • April 12, 2016

      The law takes effect October 1, 2016.

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  • April 12, 2016

    Although most dictionary definitions of ‘communication’ seem to imply an ‘exchange’ between two beings, I’ve also seen the following simple definition: ‘an act or instance of transmitting’. I sure hope FDLE does not expect to know the URL’s of every online news story that I pull up, since I will be ‘transmitting’ my IP address, etc. each time that I land on a new page. And watch out, websites do a lot of redirecting of URL’s. These laws are often hard to understand and to enforce (especially if I’m willing and able to feed the system with lots of dollars to defense lawyers) because they are so ridiculous at the core.

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  • April 12, 2016

    really? It is crazy for anyone – they have got to be out of their minds!!!

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  • April 12, 2016

    I was just glancing over that law …I am so dismayed that after all the times FAC has been to Tallahassee and provided the statistics of proof they still include that bogus rhetoric in the law about continuing danger and re offiending – what is wrong with these people????

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  • April 12, 2016

    Good letter – thanks! Let us know … does this apply to ALL RSOs or just those on paper? How insane is this????

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    • April 12, 2016

      All RSOs

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      • April 14, 2016

        I went to check in today and I mentioned this to 2 of the officers and they just literally laughed out loud. They said they will never input anything other than a social media site. All that concerns them is sites you can communicate with others via chat.

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        • April 17, 2016

          That is exactly correct! Social Media, chatting sites, Twitter etc. This is basically a tweak of the law about reporting internet identifiers already in effect. It is simply worded more generically speaking. This will lead in the near future to a device that attaches to your IP that IDs you, computers used and Location.

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