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Originally Posted by AlexanderHanff

Damn we scared him off.

Alexander Hanff

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Only in the case where as you outlined your web hosting is provided by your ISP. There is nothing in PECR which appears to require consent from both ends of the communication as covered by RIPA.

The main points of PECR are, it would seem to prove the trials in 2006/2007 were illegal and also reinforces that explicit informed consent must be obtained as opposed to a change in terms and conditions.

Furthermore, is clearly states that consent must be obtained before the fact, therefore using DPI (which is exactly what the Layer 7 technology does in order to detect the opt-in/opt-out cookie despite an argument to contrary earlier today on this thread) to intercept and process the traffic data fails to meet the requirements of the Directive.

It is an incredibly basic principle to comprehend and I fail to understand why Phorm and BT are having so many difficulties making an accurate interpretation of said requirements.

If Phorm would like, I am happy to visit them (at their expense) and offer my consulting skills at the cost of £160 GBP per hour (my usual consulting charge) in order to clarify this matter for them.

Alexander Hanff

Dont undersell yourself

charge £10,000 a minute and stay few days at a top hotel at there expense and bust there ass

Go get them