How the Government Intends to Tackle Crime on the Internet

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IP addresses are to be stored for three months. Investigators expect better traces, critics warn of fundamental rights risks and higher costs.

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The new proposal to store IP addresses is a return to normality, a requirement of a free state that does not abandon itself.

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Straubinger Tagblatt [Newsroom] Straubing (ots) - The plans of Minister of Justice Stefanie Hubig to store communication data are a political compromise. This is precisely the problem: three months of mandatory storage of all IP addresses is too much for ... Continue reading here...Original content of: Straubinger Tagblatt, transmitted by news aktuell

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Stefanie Hubig (SPD) wants to help investigators in cases of child pornography, online fraud and criminal hatred on the net. The police union considers the three-month storage to be too short, the Greens consider it illegal.

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Here you can find information on the topic "Data retention". Read now "How the government wants to act against crime on the web".

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Hasspostings, online fraud, sexual crimes: The Ministry of Justice is trying a new attempt at controversial data retention. Data protectionists consider the plans to be hastily and potentially illegal.