Britain considers database of phone and e-mail traffic

16 Oct 2008

The British government is considering setting up a database of all phone and e-mail traffic in the country as part of a high-tech strategy to fight terrorism and crime, its senior law enforcement official said Wednesday. Full Story

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Britain considers database of phone and e-mail traffic

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