The Investigatory Powers Bill is set to become law within weeks and gives unprecedented powers to Britain’s security services.
Wired writes:
Communications service providers, which include everything from internet companies and messenger services to postal services, will have to store meta data about the communications made through their services.
The who, what, when, and where will have to be stored. This will mean your internet service provider stores that you visited WIRED.co.uk to read this article, on this day, at this time and where from (i.e. a mobile device). This will be done for every website visited for a year.
***
WORLD
https://twitter.com/mattyglesias/status/799070872212475905
https://twitter.com/ezraklein/status/799073159618134016
***
MEDIA
***
BUSINESS
***
CULTURE
***
SPORTS
The Overnight Note 