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Everyone who can now see your entire internet history, including the taxman, DWP and Food Standards Agency
As the Investigatory Powers Bill passes into law, internet providers will be required to keep a full record of every site that each of its customers have visited

• Metropolitan Police Service
• City of London Police
• Police forces maintained under section 2 of the Police Act 1996
• Police Service of Scotland
• Police Service of Northern Ireland
• British Transport Police
• Ministry of Defence Police
• Royal Navy Police
• Royal Military Police
• Royal Air Force Police
• Security Service
• Secret Intelligence Service
• GCHQ
• Ministry of Defence
• Department of Health
• Home Office
• Ministry of Justice
• National Crime Agency
• HM Revenue & Customs
• Department for Transport
• Department for Work and Pensions
• NHS trusts and foundation trusts in England that provide ambulance services
• Common Services Agency for the Scottish Health Service
• Competition and Markets Authority
• Criminal Cases Review Commission
• Department for Communities in Northern Ireland
• Department for the Economy in Northern Ireland
• Department of Justice in Northern Ireland
• Financial Conduct Authority
• Fire and rescue authorities under the Fire and Rescue Services Act 2004
• Food Standards Agency
• Food Standards Scotland
• Gambling Commission
• Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority
• Health and Safety Executive
• Independent Police Complaints Commissioner
• Information Commissioner
• NHS Business Services Authority
• Northern Ireland Ambulance Service Health and Social Care Trust
• Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service Board
• Northern Ireland Health and Social Care Regional Business Services Organisation
• Office of Communications
• Office of the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland
• Police Investigations and Review Commissioner
• Scottish Ambulance Service Board
• Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission
• Serious Fraud Office
• Welsh Ambulance Services National Health Service Trust

Source: http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style ... 36251.html

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/ ... -a-whimper

https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/173199

Big brother at it again! just signed the e-petition for what it's worth?

Just signed it. Wackners the lot of em. Jono, if your porn browsing is looked into then ya fooked.

...They may take our porn data…


...But they cannae take our

free-ee-dommmmm!!

bluegas wrote:Just signed it. Wackners the lot of em. Jono, if your porn browsing is looked into then ya fooked.

DA scare mongering . Yea, you and Jono need to be very afraid. Me, I dont give a fook. 'Normal' porn watchers need not worry and as for owt else....I dont give five foks who's spying on me. ( well, mebbes four fooks or at most three fooks )

Moving on slightly....what about every fooka being on a DNA database huh? Enlighten me as to why not, someone.

I couldn't give a fook about most of the shite I look at as it's mostly motorbike related! but Iike to think I keep abreast of goings on in the politiical world and who's in who's pocket and subservient to the globalists etc......it could just as easily be used to create a profile of ones political persuation...by one of the .Gov agencies who now have every right it appears, and how do you know their doing it?

T.Murphy wrote:DA scare mongering.

...I'm the scare an' you're the mong, ya coont!

A proper Them 'n' Us Big Brother scenario if ever there was one, far as I'm concerned.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style ... 48211.html

Jim Killock, the executive director of Open Rights Group, said:

“The UK now has a surveillance law that is more suited to a dictatorship than a democracy.

The state has unprecedented powers to monitor and analyse UK citizens’ communications
regardless of whether we are suspected of any criminal activity.”

Renate Samson, the chief executive of Big Brother Watch, said:

“The passing of the investigatory powers bill has fundamentally changed the face of surveillance
in this country. None of us online are now guaranteed the right to communicate privately and,
most importantly, securely.”

Dark Angel wrote:

T.Murphy wrote:DA scare mongering.

...I'm the scare an' you're the mong, ya coont!

A proper Them 'n' Us Big Brother scenario if ever there was one, far as I'm concerned.

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style ... 48211.html

Jim Killock, the executive director of Open Rights Group, said:

“The UK now has a surveillance law that is more suited to a dictatorship than a democracy.

The state has unprecedented powers to monitor and analyse UK citizens’ communications
regardless of whether we are suspected of any criminal activity.”

Renate Samson, the chief executive of Big Brother Watch, said:

“The passing of the investigatory powers bill has fundamentally changed the face of surveillance
in this country. None of us online are now guaranteed the right to communicate privately and,
most importantly, securely.”

Yorright quoting Jim Pillock.....well what else is he gonna say. Loadsa resources to see what coonts like DA, Jono, Bluegas, messen and any others here there and everywhere are up to int there. ...(what on earth the fookin fook for for fookin fooks sakes eh, eh ) We havent got the resources to catch all the kiddy fiddlers and such like so where the fook do "we" come into the equation eh?
Do you all worry that wherever you go.....some coont is watching/recording you on CCTV.....whether it be shops, pubs, streets in towns, motorways, dogging sites...do ya, do ya? Do ya fuckk as like.
Look at that list wot you wrote up above......work ya way down and tell me honestly......there is only one body on that list that could really worry anyone, whether in the right or wrong.....and thats the Inland Revenue. The rest? Oh how can we sleep at night. Grow some bollox and stop whittling...we'll be dead soon

..."we'll be dead soon".........Ya cheery cooont

Yeah... yet another unique and insightful view of the future from the Muff-man...