Home Office and ISPs have been testing new mass surveillance tool in secret for two years
The tests are being conducted under the controversial Investigatory Powers Act
Home Office and ISPs have been testing new mass surveillance tool in secret for two years
Two internet providers in the UK have been secretly testing a surveillance tool that could collect the web browsing history of all internet users in the country. Wired alleges that the unnamed ISPs...
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