I agree that banning these services is just one step back. If they continue thinking that banning everything will make our country more secure, then probably in some years we all will live without television, the radio and finally-without the Internet. This is stupid to believe that the conditions for RFSS's work will become better if they forbid us to use Skype for example because anyway any person who will crave for "decoding" their secret information, will definitely find some other way to do that. So this is so silly to deprive people of Skype or Hotmail or whatever else.

It's typical of people to get rid of something if they don't know the ways to control it. Here's a widespread stereotype - do not use it if you do not know it. But in fact, all these Internet services are to facilitate modern communication, to advance the level of transmitting and exchanging of information. We can't just discard what was designed for good intentions.

The issue is really disturbing and alarming! Banning these Internet services will take our country further back. Information and means to transmit and receive it are now a dangerous weapon and a potential threat to many in power. Unfortunately, RFSS don't want to work to guarantee security. It's wrong to control users! Security is often threatened by wgri\ongful decisions and policies that force people to protest. Since we all tend to refuse physical protest, we resort to communication technologies.

I suppose it's easier for RFSS to create or find some new secret way of decoding/encoding information than to prohibit using Skype, Gmail and Hotmail.