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Germany faces legal action for not implementing EU rules German coalition govt divided over data retention rules

01 June 2012

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"The EU executive is planning to refer Germany to the European Union's highest court over its failure to introduce a law obliging phone and internet companies to store records for at least six months, a document seen by Reuters on Tuesday showed."

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