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Big Brother plan to log all texts and internet searches on hold...
until after the election
Tim Shipman
UK
Daily Mail
Tuesday, Nov 10th, 2009
Labour's plans to build Big Brother databases
of everyone's phone calls, text messages and internet activity
have been put on hold..
Ministers kicked the £2billion surveillance
state proposals into the long grass, so they will not now be
enacted before the next election.
The Home Office announced yesterday that plans
to force internet and phone companies to store billions of pieces
of personal data on everyone in Britain will not now feature
in the Queen's speech next week.
The move was welcomed by civil liberties campaigners,
who believe the technology would be a 'snooper's charter' that
would be misused by ministers to spy on innocent citizens.
The U-turn means that the most intrusive elements
of Labour's plans may now never happen.
Full
article here
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