Does that mean that all internet traffic that runs through Britain gets logged or just that British people using ISP's get their traffic logged? Personally, I'd want to send any internet traffic around Britain if this goes through.
We could have just encrypted all our e-mails in and out but as the government can now demand our passwords, there doesn't seem to be much point.
I wonder what compainies with offices in Britain think? Maybe they should start moving e-mail servers out of Britain and have users log in using IP tunnelling to make it secure. Surely you can't demand encryption passwords for a server that is outside your country.
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Does that mean that all internet traffic that runs through Britain gets logged or just that British people using ISP's get their traffic logged? Personally, I'd want to send any internet traffic around Britain if this goes through.
We could have just encrypted all our e-mails in and out but as the government can now demand our passwords, there doesn't seem to be much point.
I wonder what compainies with offices in Britain think? Maybe they should start moving e-mail servers out of Britain and have users log in using IP tunnelling to make it secure. Surely you can't demand encryption passwords for a server that is outside your country.