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Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement
From: "Peter Galbavy" <peter.galbavy () knowtion net>
Date: Mon, 10 Mar 2003 09:15:11 -0000
The issue at the core is whether ISPs should just roll over and cough up anything to law enforcement, any time, without valid warrants.
I am sure that such a cosmopolitan bunch as NANOG will also understand that EU Data Protection laws give people quite a big comeback when they find someone has not treated their personal information in the way they are entitled to expect. While the US may be the litigous society in truth, we are catching up quite fast here on this front... Policy was, many years ago, when we were 'all' at Demon that we would *never* hand out any logs until there was a court order. Period. At that point we would roll over and stick our paws in the air... subtle hints from the police and others were met with this policy. Of course, the RIP Act brings big brother truly to life now. If only the civil service would stop infighting long enough to implement it ;-) Peter
Current thread:
- UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Sean Donelan (Mar 07)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Dan Hollis (Mar 07)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement- COPA Enforcement BAN Richard Irving (Mar 07)
- RE: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Mark Borchers (Mar 07)
- RE: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Dan Hollis (Mar 07)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Peter Galbavy (Mar 10)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Roland Perry (Mar 10)
- RE: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Dan Hollis (Mar 07)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Steven M. Bellovin (Mar 07)
- Re: UK ISPs not cooperating with law enforcement Neil J. McRae (Mar 08)