Retain or restrain access logs?

Retain or restrain access logs?
Mark Rasch, 2006-06-12

A recent proposal by the U.S. Department of Justice that would mandate Internet Service Providers to retain certain records represents a dangerous trend of turning private companies into proxies for law enforcement or intelligence agencies against the interests of their clients or customers.

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Retain or restrain access logs? 2006-06-12
Bob Radvanovsky

Retain or restrain access logs? 2006-06-13
Anonymous

Good article but even he is missing the real issue 2006-06-14
Patriot (3 replies)

Re: Good article but even he is missing the real issue 2006-06-15
mtnbkr

Re: Good article but even he is missing the real issue 2006-06-20
Mark D. Rasch

Re: Good article but even he is missing the real issue 2006-07-22
Anonymous

Retain or restrain access logs? 2006-06-29
Jimmy Weg (1 replies)

Re: Retain or restrain access logs? 2006-07-08
Anonymous

Yes, and history has shown that the government never breaks the rules and bypasses the legal processes to illegally surveil people or groups without warrants or cause...

Please...

The government, law enforcement and the various intelligence services have been caught several times sneaking their fingers into the cookie jar since this country was founded.

Here's the breakdown on COINTELPRO which was rife with incidences of illegal surveillance:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/COINTELPRO#Illegal_surveillance

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Retain or restrain access logs? 2006-06-30
Jimmy W

Retain or restrain access logs? 2006-07-17
Anonymous

Retain or restrain access logs? 2006-07-19
Carl Shannon