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Majority of US Voters Want Patriot Act Reform: Report
The American public does not support the preservation of the Patriot Act or warrantless law enforcement surveillance, a survey released Monday by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) says. Continue reading
French ISPs React to Proposed Online Surveillance Law in France
A few months after three gunmen killed 17 people in Paris the French government is reviewing a new online surveillance bill on Monday. The bill would require ISPs to monitor for suspicious behavior and give law enforcement and intelligence agencies access to live phone and cellular data for anyone suspected of being connected to terrorism. Continue reading
Rogers Transparency Report Shows Law Enforcement Data Requests Declining in Canada
After Canada’s Supreme Court ruled last summer that Internet Service Providers could not voluntarily disclose customer information to law enforcement officials, Canadian telecom Rogers has reported fewer customer information requests, according to its 2014 Transparency Report. Continue reading
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Tagged fewer-customer, internet, internet-service, its-2014, law-enforcement, providers, rogers, supreme-court, voluntarily-disclose
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Telstra Customers Can Access Metadata for the Same Fee as Law Enforcement
Telstra will let customers pay to access their own metadata as part of its ongoing efforts to improve transparency about what information is tracked and provided to law enforcement agencies without warrants. Australia’s largest telecom, the company revealed the new policy in a blog post by Chief Risk Officer Kate Hughes. Continue reading
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Dutch Court Throws Out Data Retention Law After Pressure from ISPs, Privacy Rights Groups
Internet service providers in the Netherlands will no longer have to retain customer metadata. The District Court of the Hague axed the law earlier this week that required telecommunications providers and ISPs to store customer metadata for a year to aid in law enforcement investigations. Continue reading