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   by 8957a7e865c41c 6y ago

   It conflates several legitimate issues pertaining to different agencies, their relative powers under the act. It also wilfully conflates different powers. Not to say there isn't a large amount of discussion to be had around it, but if
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   by 8957a7e865c41c 6y ago

   Yep. Anything that implies 'direct access' or 'trawling' moves from being fear mongering to simply being untrue. 'Rifling through emails' and the like is showing a poor understanding of the legislation at best
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   by 8957a7e865c41c 6y ago

   >None of the agencies would be required to apply for warrants to access people’s internet connection data This is misleading. All requests for any kind of Communications Data require authorisation [1] and need to outline necessity, propo