Thread: BT escapes prosecution over web snooping
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Old 10-04-2011, 17:27   #7
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Re: BT escapes prosecution over web snooping
What concerns me is that any company offering information via deep packet inspection can now get away with what ever they sodding well like knowing that all they have to do is SAY they took legal advice. Q lots of little phorm like info providers out to make money.

I am sure the dpi supporters will be along shortly to say why they should be allowed to look at everyone else's info and make money from it.
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