CJEU Gives File-Sharer Surveillance & Data Retention a Green Light * TorrentFreak
Europe's top court says that file-sharers subjected to mass surveillance and retention of data didn't have their privacy breached.
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Europe's top court says that file-sharers subjected to mass surveillance and retention of data didn't have their privacy breached.
The top legal advisor to the EU's highest court says the retention & disclosure of information to identify pirates is compatible with EU law.
Back in November last year, Walled Culture reported on the shocking opinion by a top EU court advisor that copyright was more important than privacy. The case in question was brought by four French associations for the protection of rights and freedoms on the Internet (La Quadrature du Net, the Federation of Associative Internet Access Providers,…
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France monitors millions of internet users and stores their data to prevent online piracy, but is it legal? The EU's top court will decide.