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Originally Posted by SelfProtection
Is this Feasible?
A small Open Source utility that uses the Wincap Monitor driver, logging the sites that have been re-directed to Phorm nebuad etc.
The log then being sent to (as an encrypted blob) a Server, so that Website Owners can prove that their page(s) have been scanned by an ISP & (how many times) & therefore either prove Copyright infringement or get the due recompense for their intrusion!
Don't want to identify the user so a unique random number generation to identify the program used to upload the data!
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I'm working on something similar.
It captures leaked UIDs as primary evidence of copyright infringement. If the UID really is as anonymous as Phorm claim, and ICO accept their assurance, then there is no requirement to remove it from logs. (Which is not to say I agree with either Phorm or ICO, to my mind claiming a user identifier UID is not PII is absolutely and obviously utter bunk).
Pete.
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PS. Should add, concealing copyright infrigement (eg, stripping evidence of copying like UIDs) is an aggravating factor in considering damages IIRC
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Noted on
London Stock Ex site, BT seem to be systematically buying voting shares at present, in advance of AGM. Around 2,500,000 a day if I'm reading right. (I know nothing about share trading btw, this might just be noise).