en deze commentAccording to DutchNews.nl: "Internet providers no longer have to keep their clients phone, internet and email details because privacy is more important, a Dutch court ruled on Wednesday." Digital rights organization Bits of Freedom writes in a blog: "The law's underlying European directive was meant as a tool in the fight against serious crimes. The Dutch law, however, is much more expansive, including everything from terrorism to bike theft. During the hearing, the state's attorneys avowed that the Public Prosecution does not take the law lightly, and would not call on the law to request data in case of a bicycle theft. The judge's response: it doesn't matter if you exploit the possibility or not, the fact that the possibility exists is already reason enough to conclude that the current safeguards are unsatisfactory."
Dit is ook interessant:This is actually a completely unsurprising decision, since there already was a European law saying that such data retention is illegal. However, this European law postdates the Dutch law, and therefore this is just a "fix" of the Dutch law. It is widely described as such.
http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dataretentie
-> is het verplicht bijhouden van privacy gevoelige gegevens door onze ISP's bij gevolg ongeldig ? vermoedelijk dus welIn april 2014 is de richtlijn ongeldig verklaard door het Hof van Justitie van de Europese Unie.[
