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[ PRIVACY Forum ] Swedish ISP to circumvent EU data retention laws to
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Swedish ISP to circumvent EU data retention laws to allow
anonymous surfing
http://bit.ly/euWVPZ (P3 - Swedish->English via Google Translate)
"In our case, we plan to let our traffic to go through a VPN
service, "says Jon Karlung who is president.
It is about allowing customers to surf anonymously. Bahnhof choose a
technical solution that allows them to not know what their customers
do online, which they sent or are talking to. The information that
they save is thus irrelevant to the police."
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