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So the British government is just rubber stamping what they had already been doing in secret and technically illegally for the last twenty years. I can't wait

by junto 10y ago

So the British government is just rubber stamping what they had already been doing in secret and technically illegally for the last twenty years. I can't wait till they get hacked and someone dumps every parliamentary minister and lord's dubious Google searches for the public to see.

nthcolumn 10y ago
It was illegal until they brought in retroactive legislation in the middle of the night making it legal for them to hack. What's the point in having laws? Most politicians want these intrusive powers in spite of them being against the ECHR Act. Nobody to vote for or dare you vote at all?
jodrellblank 10y ago
ISP and mobile phone company 'Three' has 6 million customer database records compromised same day as this story. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38022309 http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-38022309 You probably won't have to wait long. Although it won't actually reveal search content, only that they went to Google.com (and maybe that their browser tried to preload content from the top search result domains?)
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