Email law 'attack on civil liberty'
Updated on 09 January 2009
Looming rules that will force internet companies to keep details of every email sent in the UK are an attack on privacy and a waste of money, it has been claimed.
From March, all internet service providers (ISP) will have to keep data about emails sent and received in the UK for a year.
Content of individual emails is not being kept by the authorities, but the timing and number of each communication are.
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