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snooper2

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9. So if somebody called someone you loved and said they were going to rape and murder them

Reply to msongs (Reply #1)

Thu Jul 10, 2014, 12:34 PM

Jul 2014

Then a month later it happened and the attacker destroyed their cell phone-

Then the police call up T-Mobile for records and T-Mobile says oh, we trashed those, screw you you think we are NAZIS spying on our freedom loving citizens.

Don't complain here-

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Britain says to pass emergency phone and email data law [View all] dipsydoodle Jul 2014 OP

copying the right wing conservative US government nt msongs Jul 2014 #1

So if somebody called someone you loved and said they were going to rape and murder them snooper2 Jul 2014 #9

I like that they rushed it through as an "emergency legislation". delrem Jul 2014 #2

or they can just call up the NSA and ask for a copy of everything... tomm2thumbs Jul 2014 #3

The ECJ strokes down your law... so you pass another one just like it... truebrit71 Jul 2014 #4

Not to mention the heavily christx30 Jul 2014 #5

Yeah, this 'emergency' claim is nonsense - court decision was on April 8th muriel_volestrangler Jul 2014 #6

People are bastards. christx30 Jul 2014 #10

Miliband (and Clegg) are supporting Cameron on this muriel_volestrangler Jul 2014 #7

Silent Circle takes on Skype and Viber with global, encrypted phone calls Nye Bevan Jul 2014 #8