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June 8th, 2008

UK is not a surveillance society, MPs claim

UK is not a surveillance society, MPs claim: “

Well, not yet anyway

The Home Affairs Committee has called on the government to follow a ‘minimum data, held for the minumum time’ approach to British citizens’ personal information in its long-awaited report into surveillance.…

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(Via The Register - Public Sector.)

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