More state intrusion....

[Itchy]

https://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/telecoms/article3965033.ece

Precis government is planning to force through yet another database which ALL internet activity, phone calls , emails etc of all its slaves citizens. On the justification of anti terrorism.... blimey even the totalitarianists of the PRC don't do this.

Heh if the DVLA is anything to go by it won't work ..... if they can't keep track of 30million cars with 40% of the DVLA database wrong what hope for this? , of course this is due to a bribe donation paid to MPs which they will become directors afterwards.
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[panrider_uk]

With the government's track record at implementing large IT systems I'd not worry about it too much.

I could do better with a copy of Micro$oft Access.

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[Phoenix]

How could they keep records of VoIP calls? The ISP simply logs the persons IP address and time online. VoIP is just IP data mixed in with the rest of your net useage, to track it seperately you'd have to be accessing all the data going to and from someones computer which is not record keeping, and dont see how it could be done storage wise, it'd be huge.

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[Kris]

[panrider_uk]

Tongue in cheek lads.

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[Kris]

[panrider_uk]

I put the Access comment in instead of a



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[ncrn]

I'm not entirely sure how they would go about implementing this.. I mean consider the sheer amount of data that gets bused about on the internet every day, a large amount of it encrypted. How on earth would they intend to sift through all the information whilst cracking all the encrypted keys they would need to read items such as emails. And in regards to phone calls.. I mean some people can spend hours on a phone every day how on earth would they manage to listen in to every single phone convo in Britain, let alone read all of the emails and web pages that we view.

I just don't see it being a possibility, unless they manage to create some form of search software that can sift through data and pull out what it considers to be interesting to it.. But then they would only be able to view internet stuff from a British IP, so you would just need an IP changer that would make it look like you are overseas.
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[Kris]

[Jaloopa]

One way to fuck them off out of it is to put all of the keywords in every conversation.

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[Itchy]

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[Phoenix]

No because you're not directly in control of the encryption, you don't have the encryption codes so cannot do anything with it, if you're referring to encrypted webpages, encrypted email would require you to create an encryption key/password.

The point is though they are not proposing to tap all conversations and phonecalls, that has not been said. They want to keep logs of all calls and texts made, ie who phoned who when, who texted who when, not what was in the conversation.

My only point was that IP telephony doesnt create logs like a conventional phone and to identify an IP phonecall would require sifting through your IP data which IS essentially tapping your net connection. So they're either not going to be able to log IP telephony because they didn't realise how it works, or they're lying about just keeping call logs and are really planning on intercepting all data.