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Draconian? Just because we got laws in Germany saying you need permission to store personal data and you need to make available that data upon request and/or re
by rndgermandude 8y ago
Draconian? Just because we got laws in Germany saying you need permission to store personal data and you need to make available that data upon request and/or remove it upon request?
- phicoh 8y agoOne thing I always found rather bizar is where ISPs break internet connections after 24 hours to force the customer to get a new IP address. And then the next step was where the home routers would disconnect after less then 24 hours to make sure that the disruption happens in the middle of the night. Or something to that effect. I wonder if in Germany people get new telephone numbers every 24 hours as well.
- rndgermandude 8y agoYe, that's true... They started doing it so that you didn't just keep your IP for ages as a quasi static IP and then host things from there... because the "dedicated" lines with a static IP were/are different offers with a lot bigger price tag. Yes, it's ridiculous, but has nothing to do with privacy laws.