FBI Head Wants Strong Data Retention Rules
KevHead writes "Speaking at a conference of international police chiefs, FBI Director Robert Mueller called for strict data retention guidelines for US ISPs. Echoing DHS head Michael Cherthoff's assertion that the Internet was enabling terrorists to telecommute to work, Mueller went further and said that the US needs stricter data retention guidelines. '"All too often, we find that before we can catch these offenders, Internet service providers have unwittingly deleted the very records that would help us identify these offenders and protect future victims," Mueller said. The solution? Forcing ISPs to retain data for set periods of time.' If that happens, how long before the MPAA and RIAA start asking to take a peek at the data too, as they have in Europe?"
I know of people who recieve cardboard boxes from FEDEX filled with 20 lbs of weed... I think the internet is the least of our problems.
There's no rule about how to store it, is there?
In theory there is no difference between theory and practice.
In practice, however, there is.
The terrorists are broadcasting communications with steganography embedded in all those viagra and stock option emails. Please filter and retain all spam for further detailed and ongoing analysis.
thank you,
everyone
One of my favorite quotes:
Eye Yam Sofa King Wee Todd Ed
"The FBI doesn't even answer their phone in Alabama! Try dialing if you doubt me!"
They probably have caller ID...
No, we are fighting Terror. We have always been fighting Terror. Drugs are our ally. We have always been allies with Eastasia, I mean, Drugs.
You are in a maze of twisty little passages, all alike.