13-01-2016 21:28 via feeds.theguardian.com

Snooper's charter: cafes and libraries face having to store Wi-Fi users' data

Theresa May gives first hint costs may far exceed £240m estimate as it emerges even small-scale providers could be targeted Coffee shops running Wi-Fi networks may have to store internet data under new snooping laws, Theresa May has said.Small-scale networks such as those in cafes, libraries and universities could find themselves targeted under the legislation and forced to hand over customers’ confidential personal data tracking their web use. Continue reading...
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