German ISP Forced To Delete IP Logs
An anonymous reader writes "A German federal court decided today that T-Online, one of the largest ISPs in Germany, was obligated to delete all IP logs of a customer upon request to guarantee their privacy. From the article: 'The decision (German) does not mean that T-Online is now obliged to delete all their IP-logs, the customers first need to complain. But, if they ask T-Online to delete their IP-logs, the ISP has no other choice than to comply. A lawyer from Frankfurt already sketched a sample letter (German) to make this process easier.'"
Requests to delete server logs, however, will be logged.
Thanks Diebold!
You must be from America. Americans often send us Australians instruction manuals in German because they think everyone speaks German in Austraya.
Australian running a company that does C# / C++ / Java / SQL / Python / Mathematica
And no, I have no idea how that tangent ended up the way it did. Good or bad, I had to follow it. My muse isn't very talented, but she's mine, and I love her.
Respectable Americans? I thought they were called "Canadians"?
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