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Germany's Highest Court Restricts Internet Surveillance (DW-World.de)Germany's Highest Court Restricts Internet Surveillance (DW-World.de)Posted Feb 29, 2008 18:06 UTC (Fri) by ber (subscriber, #2142)Parent article: Germany's Highest Court Restricts Internet Surveillance (DW-World.de) There is an interesting lead article in the German newspaper taz 20080228 (in German) which considers this ruling as unsurprising. The commentator believe that it will not stop secret computer raids and even lower barriers for computer raids which the machine is located in a privat household.
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Germany's Highest Court Restricts Internet Surveillance (DW-World.de) Posted Mar 1, 2008 11:42 UTC (Sat) by mmutz (subscriber, #5642) [Link] > There is an interesting lead article in the German newspaper taz > 20080228 (in German) which considers this ruling as unsurprising. It is, for techies like us. At least the invalidation of existing passed law in that area. However, I think few foresaw that the court would introduce a new basic right. > The commentator believe that it will not stop secret computer raids and > even lower barriers for computer raids which the machine is located in a > privat household. They will continue trying, yes. I'm more optimistic, though. The ruling has stricken a fine balance so that every side can live with it, on the surface. I think the real showstopper will be the technical side anyway.
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