Search Engines Should Become Government Spies, Says EU Parliament

hackerman1;929568
i looks loke you REALLY have got it all backwards....

as i posted above: "Ixquick has been awarded by EU, because EU does [B said:

NOT[/B] want search-engines to "spy" on european citizens."

at least it was so when i read about Ixquick and the award....

and i have not heard anything else, but now you really woke me, i´m going to doublecheck this, then i´ll get back to you.

Read the article the OP posted:

A draconian proposal to retain all Internet search traffic, known as "Written Declaration 29," was adopted by the European Parliament last week. Framed as a measure to crack down on paedophiles, the controversial Declaration calls on the EU to require that search engines store all search traffic for up to two years for possible analysis by authorities.

A draconian proposal to retain all Internet search traffic, known as "Written Declaration 29," was adopted by the European Parliament last week. Framed as a measure to crack down on paedophiles, the controversial Declaration calls on the EU to require that search engines store all search traffic for up to two years for possible analysis by authorities.

The Australian Government want to do the same thing.