Canadian ISP On Disclosing Subscriber Info: Come Back With a Warrant

An anonymous reader writes "Canadian ISP Rogers has updated its privacy policy to reflect last month's Supreme Court of Canada Spencer decision. That decision ruled that there was a reasonable expectation of privacy in subscriber information. Canada's largest cable ISP will now require a warrant for law enforcement access to basic subscriber information, a policy that effectively kills the Canadian government's efforts to expand the disclosures through voluntary means."

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Good for them

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Unfortunate that respecting privacy to the extent the law permits is the exception, not the norm...

Re:It won't last.

[uCallHimDrJ0NES]

Darn it! Toe the line. Toe the line. HOLD THE LINE!!!!!!!

Me do speak English.