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At least in Germany it wasn't the government collecting the data, they simply forced the ISPs to do so. And when the court ruled the law invalid the ISPs were m
by skrause 13y ago
At least in Germany it wasn't the government collecting the data, they simply forced the ISPs to do so. And when the court ruled the law invalid the ISPs were more than happy to stop the data retention because it cost them a lot of money.
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- walshemj 13y agoah so instead of properly security cleared people in one or two security services having access to it every ISP from DBP down to a mom and pop organization may have access. Will the average ISP pay to put all its staff who have acess to those records with access through TS (DV clearance) clearance its not cheap. And what happens when some of the staff fail vetting - oops your now out of a job. Oh and this woudl mean that ISP's would have to have judicial oversight.