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Current documents are draft copies yet to be ratified by the party though a vote and finalised by party members. The articles on this wiki may not represent the official views of the Pirate Party of the United Kingdom.

This is one of the subsection for the Privacy Policy draft. For more information and for links to the other subsections, see the main page.

Sections:

• Main Page
  • 1 - CCTV
  • 2 - ID Cards and the National Identity Register
  • 3 - Data Collection and storage
  • 4 - Government Transparency
  • 5 - RIPA
  • 6 - Taking and publishing of pictures etc.
  • 7 - Communication traffic monitoring

Communication traffic monitoring

Introduction

This includes email, normal internet traffic, telephone traffic etc. This also covers (and possibly conflicts) the various EU and Home Office "Data Retention" laws/guidelines.

7.1 Powers of service providers

What powers should service providers (including ISPs and telephone companies) have concerning their customers' data? This does not affect the powers of the Security Services, Police or similar agencies.

1. SPs should be legally required to monitor the content of all traffic passing through their systems.
2. SPs should be legally required to record the end points and other details (such as time/protocol) and allowed to monitor the content of traffic.
3. SPs should be legally required to record end points but not allowed to monitor content.
4. SPs should be allowed to record end points and monitor content.
5. SPs should be allowed to record end points, but not monitor content.
6. SPs should not be allowed to record or monitor anything.
7. Some combination that has been missed. - We need some sort of 2- or 3-dimensional voting system... -Duke 16:48, 1 October 2009 (UTC)
8. More debate needed.