El público trató sobre planes para supervisar sitios sociales del establecimiento de una red

LONDRES - la mayoría de gente entrevistada con en la república más última de la marca de fábrica que el vídeo está contra los planes del gobierno para supervisar los sitios sociales del establecimiento de una red, demandándolo sea una invasión de la aislamiento - ahora mírela.
 
El gobierno está considerando el supervisar de sitios sociales del establecimiento de una red tales como Facebook, Bebo y MySpace para recoger datos en un intento por combatir crimen en línea y terrorismo.

Most of the people interviewed for Brand Republic’s video were concerned about the plans, claiming it was wrong to monitor everyone and an invasion of privacy.

Some people were in favour of the plans arguing that the government should take whatever means necessary to combat terrorism, while others stuck to the middle ground saying that they were not happy about it, but thought it was acceptable if the monitoring was only used to tackle crime.
Under the proposal, social networking sites would be forced to retain information about users’ web-browsing habits.

This data would then be stored by the government on a central database as part of the Intercept Modernisation Programme.

The plans have angered civil liberties groups who claim the move would create excessive snooping on the private lives of law-abiding citizens.

Haymarket

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