UK plans to monitor movements of internet users 'unworkable'

British Home Office proposals requiring social networking sites like Facebook to log details of their users’ movements are completely unworkable, a privacy campaigner said today.

UK plans to monitor movements of internet users 'unworkable'

British Home Office proposals requiring social networking sites like Facebook to log details of their users’ movements are completely unworkable, a privacy campaigner said today.

UK Home Office Minister Vernon Coaker revealed earlier this month that the British government’s intercept modernisation programme may be extended to include “the retention of data on Facebook, Bebo, MySpace and all other similar sites”.

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