Germany's lower house of parliament has voted to resume collecting and retaining metadata about phone calls and Internet use. Chancellor Angela Merkel said a law allowing retention would be necessary to detect terrorists should Germany be attacked.
Sunday, October 18, 2015
#GERMANY: Lower House Supports Data Retention Legislation
[world politics news]
Germany's lower house of parliament has voted to resume collecting and retaining metadata about phone calls and Internet use. Chancellor Angela Merkel said a law allowing retention would be necessary to detect terrorists should Germany be attacked.
Germany's lower house of parliament has voted to resume collecting and retaining metadata about phone calls and Internet use. Chancellor Angela Merkel said a law allowing retention would be necessary to detect terrorists should Germany be attacked.
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