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Re: German data rentention law

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From: Olaf Selke <olaf.selke@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2008 12:47:19 +0200
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Karsten N. wrote:
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> I. part: A short overview about the data rentention law in Germany.

hi there,

@Karsten: that's the point of view how German police and German Ministry of the
Interior would like to see the new data retention law interpreted. It might not
be the smarted idea for us to blindly take this for real. Don't panic and let's
wait how German jurisdiction decides in 2009.

Even I strongly support the idea of having the entry and exit node in different
countries, I've got no idea how to enforce it in real world. Information
collected from registries used for example by GeoIP don't mean anything.

Olaf

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