As a request, here’s a totally unofficial translation of the Home Office consultation on internet privacy, and the new laws they hope to put in place to help security and intelligence services access information. Read below or download the PDF.
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Corinne Pritchard
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Thanks, that was brilliant.
Really useful — thanks very much!
Superb. Thanks. Why can’t the Home Office write this stuff themselves? I suppose they might run the risk of people understanding it and actually taking a view. Again thanks: this is important work.
Can’t access the PDF as Scribd is blocked at work :-( I’ll have to grab it later from home.
wow, thanks
*****10/10100%Thanks +++++