Gonzales Asks ISP's to Preserve Records
by TChris
As you surf the web today, keep in mind that Alberto Gonzales might take a keen interest in your viewing habits.
The U.S. is asking Internet companies including Microsoft Corp., Google Inc. and AOL to preserve records of customers' Web activity to aid terrorism and child pornography investigations. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales and FBI Director Robert Mueller made the request last week at a meeting with industry executives, said Brian Roehrkasse, a Justice Department spokesman. More talks are scheduled for today and tomorrow. ...
The agency has asked Internet companies to retain records such as lists of e-mails sent and received or information on Web searches.
Whether Gonzales is interested in your perusal of TalkLeft is unknown.
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