Theresa May's Snoopers' Charter is considered a serious blow to the EU court rules against "indiscriminate" Internet data collection

Theresa May's Snoopers' Charter is considered a serious blow to the EU court rules against "indiscriminate" Internet data collection

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Laws observation Theresa May was dealt a severe blow after the EU Court of Justice ruled that a large collection of stories of citizens viewing the Internet is illegal under European law. In Wednesday, the ruling strikes at the heart of Investigatory Powers Act - dubbed "sniffer Charter" - which requires ISPs to store 12 months of data view at all, and make it available to dozens of government agencies. The Court ruled that EU law prohibits "the total and indiscriminate" storage of data on the Internet, following the call of the British authorities initially brought observation Conservative David Davis and Labour's Tom Watson.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/2016/12/21/theresa-mays-snoopers-charter-dealt-major-setback-eu-court-rules/

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