Actually, it wasn't an email, it was a _paper_ mail!
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You might try to point them to https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xmpp and then try to explain to them that you are +not+ operating a „Server“.
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of course we can. We just don't know how to contact them with some kind of modern tech. If only they had an
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At the bottom of the letter: E-Mail: poststelle@bnetza.de web: http://bundesnetzagentur.de state the reference from top
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or call them, as stated in the english version you can talk to them if there are any questions.. ;)
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the only thing we can say in German is "nicht schießen" :-D
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Haha, that's pretty much the only thing I can say in Russian!
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cool, we can surrender to each other simultaneously!
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Jawohl!
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done a good lol Want me to call them for you and explain it to them? (or actually go there? :P It's a 15 minute drive for me)
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would be nice, thanks. Planned emailing them on Monday...
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then again How can I reach you through xmpp? :^)
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unlike German authorities we ARE available on
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who cares what the german authorities want. You are in Russia. Don't let them force their stupid regulations to foreigners.
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we'd rather be forced German regulations to Russian ones ("giveall user private keys and install backdoors")
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"giveall user private keys and install backdoors" Are that the russian regulations?
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all Russian ISPs are to store ALL transmitted traffic for 6 months, and give FSB Access
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in this case every
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meant any ip connected mobile phone. Anyway, it's still silly
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