[vicz]

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Originally Posted by rryles
I have looked at the RIPA explanatory notes and I'm afraid I still see a problem. I think phorm will argue the following:

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The data is not made available to any person.
The data is processed by an automated system which produces some other data.
This other data is made available to another automated system and potentially certain people.
This other data does not represent any part of the communication.
I really would love to be shown the error of my thinking. I want phorm and BT to be held legally accountable for the trials and I want the whole idea of dpi for advertising to be litigated into oblivion.
still catching up.

on thing you miss, the data is available to the system admins in the form of the diagnostic logs, which we are told are kept for upto 14 days but not told what happens after that

peter

In phorm's case won't this 'other data' consist of keywords that originally were 'part of the communication' ?