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June 25, 2017

Germany aims to store all users’ browsing data. But court says it’s breaking EU law

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A law due to come into force in days in Germany on storing internet usage data breaks EU regulations, a court rules.

Source: Germany aims to store all users’ browsing data. But court says it’s breaking EU law | ZDNet

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