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Subscribe to RSSUK ISPs forced to keep customer data by EU
An EU ruling comes into force which means that British ISPs will have to retain data by law, in order to aid police and intelligence agencies.
From this Sunday, ISPs will be forced to store data from their customers for up to one year under the EU Data Retention Directive.
This data will include names, dates of birth, billing addresses and credit card information, as well as IP addresses and session data.
The directive will represent a move from the current voluntary scheme that ISPs have with law enforcement, to one that meets minimum requirements across the EU.
Supporters claim that the directive is necessary as police, security and intelligence agencies all rely heavily on communications data to carry out their law enforcement and public safety functions efficiently.
It's believed that data will be available to support long running investigations such as terrorism, and will help build stronger prosecution cases.
However, opponents have criticised the proposals due to reasons like the cost of the operation - estimated at £46 million over a four year period - and low confidence about businesses' handling of data security.
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