Британцы снова жгут..

.. в области ограничения приватности:
Лента.ру:
Министерство внутренних дел Великобритании предложило с 2009 года наделить муниципалитеты, органы здравоохранения и другие ведомства правом доступа к записям интернет-провайдеров и других телекоммуникационных компаний, пишет The Times...

The Times:
The Home Office said that the move would involve internet service providers storing one billion incidents of data each day and storing them for a minimum of 12 months. Under the plans the taxpayer would pay £46 million to internet service providers for holding information...
Records of every e-mail, internet session and telephone call made over the internet will be stored for a minimum of 12 months with police, local councils and other organisations able to access the details.
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The information will include the date and times of the log-in and log-off from the internet – the “who, when, and where” of communication – but not the contents of calls, messages or lists of websites which had been accessed.
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The emergency services, the Serious Organised Crime Agency, every local council, health authorities, the Post Office, Home Office, Ministry of Defence, Health and Safety Executive, Food Standards Agency and Post Office will have access to the information.