Bid To Spy On Public 1,400 Times A Day

[Arthur Little]

So, ... who ARE those 'Super Snoopers'??

Why, the police, of course. Apparently police can access the public's & email records at an alarming rate of once every two minutes ... it has emerged. And only a tiny fraction of requests - somewhere around 8% - to allow them to do this, are refused ...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...0-seconds.html refers.

Hmm ... ... seems George Orwell's futuristic predictions really are coming true!

[Dedworth]

If it protects the public and helps capture the pond life then it's of no worries to me

[stevewool]

If it protects the public and helps capture the pond life then it's of no worries to me

Indeed

[Michael Parnham]

So, ... who ARE those 'Super Snoopers'??

Why, the police, of course. Apparently police can access the public's & email records at an alarming rate of once every two minutes ... it has emerged. And only a tiny fraction of requests - somewhere around 8% - to allow them to do this, are refused ...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...0-seconds.html refers.

Hmm ... ... seems George Orwell's futuristic predictions really are coming true!

I agree with that Arthur, had one email and two phone calls this year so far and they were all Home Office linked

[fred]

So, ... who ARE those 'Super Snoopers'??

Why, the police, of course. Apparently police can access the public's & email records at an alarming rate of once every two minutes ... it has emerged. And only a tiny fraction of requests - somewhere around 8% - to allow them to do this, are refused ...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukne...0-seconds.html refers.

Hmm ... ... seems George Orwell's futuristic predictions really are coming true!

They have been coming true since 1984 Art and not always for our benefit..
I`m thinking seriously about disconnecting from the grid.

[Ako Si Jamie]

They'll be spying on our PM messages next

[Arthur Little]

Tbh ... ... it doesn't bother me personally, as I've nothing to hide. And ANY safety measures taken to protect the wellbeing of the general public - especially in these troubled times ... when the very real threat of sudden terrorist attack looms over us - are all to the good. But I daresay there will be a great many who're bound to *view *('scuse pun) such actions as a GROSS infringement of their civil liberties.