British Goverment Wants to Know Who Your Facebook Friends Are
Tech Dirt, March 31, 2009
By Carlo Longino
Law enforcement and security bodies around the world are on a massive push to expand data-retention laws, trying to force ISPs and lots of other companies to track and store data on their customers' behavior in the name of public safety, crime prevention and investigation.
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