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Old 04-09-2009, 03:10 AM   #13
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hi harry

"A report dating back to 2004 estimated that a single, large ISP in the UK would need up to 40 million gigabytes of storage capacity to store the traffic data from a year of user activity. Even in 2009, that kind of storage doesn't come cheap, nor does the challenge of managing it all come easy."

where are they going to store all this?

and another thing to think about is how secure will it be given the goverments recent track record with the loss of data?

also can you really trust them not to twist this law so it can be used to look at everything you do online in the future by railroading it through under the guise of anti terror laws?
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