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Update on how ‘The West’ is backing away from data retention

Posted on November 22, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Leanne O’Donnell (@MsLods) has a helpful table on the status of data retention in different countries. Her chart includes information on the length of the retention period, what type of authorization is required under their laws to access metadata, and the current status of telecom retention requirements.

You can access her chart here.

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