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ISPs scorn government net snoop plan

Posted on August 4, 2009 by pogowasright.org

The government’s plans to massively increase surveillance of the internet have come under fire again, this time from the ISPs it wants to deputise as its snoopers.

LINX, a major internet peering cooperative, said in its submission to the Home Office’s consultation on the Interception Modernisation Programme (IMP) – which closed last week – that moves to harvest data on every web browsing session, email, instant messenger conversation and VoIP call would not “maintain capability”, as officials claim.

Read more in The Register.

Related: LINX submission.

Category: GovtNon-U.S.OnlineSurveillance

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