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Denmark wants to watch everything you do online

30 January 2016

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"The Danish telecommunications industry has expressed concerns over the Justice Ministry’s plan to reintroduce so-called internet session logging, the registration of residents’ online activity....

Denmark scrapped the practice in 2014 and the European Court of Justice has previously ruled that the blanket retention of internet usage is illegal, but the ministry not only plans to bring back session logging, it will go even further than before"

See the article: Denmark wants to watch everything you do online (The Local.dk, link)

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