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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Skeeve,<br>
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If they "me too" the UK scheme, which is likely: web clicks, all
email, and all phone calls.<br>
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And this will include Google, Hotmail and Yahoo doing business in
Australia, and/or with Australians -- being offshore will not help
if the scope is broad like the UK scheme.<br>
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Looking at the UK scheme in detail, I see 4 days of full web
content is required, also ISP "login data" (aka Radius POP IMAP,)
and subscriber information for 1 year.<br>
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On 05/08/14 10:57, Skeeve Stevens wrote:<br>
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<div dir="ltr">Web clicks.. that is a whole world of WTF... </div>
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