Re: Data held by ISPs
Roland Perry <[email protected]> Fri, 19 Dec 2014 13:16:04 +0000
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In article <A5423792-2D7C-43A0-8C36-BBD52C9DA885-BFib/[email protected]>, Ian Batten <igb-BFib/[email protected]> writes >> I'm not an expert on this subject but I agree that the correct route would be a SAR. I would be interested in seeing the detail in the logs. >>How identifiable would they be in native form? I guess if its anything like normal proxy logs they would only log the IP address and activity >>(poss MAC) in which case they would need to then identify who add that IP address and at what time from DHCP logs. > >In what sense is any of that personal data which would fall under the Data Protection Act? IP addresses (of the subscriber) are personal data. Although it's taken a long time for this to be nailed into law (rather than denied by the MRD brigade). -- Roland Perry