Australian Data Retention Stalls

Data retention has cropped up from time to time. This time, we’re noticing its appearance in Australia where it apparently hit a roadblock recently. The terms of the data retention policy has reportedly been knocked back. Back in 2010, we noted that Europe was deemed unlawful , striking a major blow to proponents of data retention at the ISP level. While it may have been considered dead in Europe at that point, that hasn’t stopped such a policy from reappearing in Australia. Delimiter, an Australian technology news website, is reporting that the Australian government has knocked back the terms of data retention .

View post:
Australian Data Retention Stalls

You might also like

Microsoft finally cuts Bing data retention time to six months
Anonymise this! Microsoft has finally slashed the amount of time it keeps some online search query data...

EU Data Retention Implementation Deemed Unlawful By EU Authorities
Civil rights advocates have achieved a key victory in the fight against the European-wide data retention...

EC sues Sweden over data retention
Sweden is being sued by the European Commission for failing to implement the 2006 Data Retention Directive...

Austrian Newspapers Want to Use Data Retention to Enforce Copyright
There’s some startling news appearing out of Austria recently. The Association of Austrian Newspapers...

Tags: , , , , , , ,

Friday, May 18th, 2012 Net News

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

HTML tags are not allowed.