FBI Calls For ISPs to Keep Browsing History Logs
The FBI made it clear this week that it wants Internet service providers to keep track of your web surfing behaviors. According to the CNet article on the topic, the agency invoked the likes of busting child pornography in support of its call for monitoring, but the move will likely be met with calls of "big brother" and resistence from ISPs.The bureau is pushing for ISPs to keep a two-year backlog of "origin and destination information," emphasizing that it was looking to keep logs of routing, not content. More...
02-07-2010 10:52
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