Everyone who can now see your entire internet history, including the taxman
The privacy concerns nonwithstanding, I'm puzzled how ISPs are supposed to actually implement that load of bollocks.<p>We're talking DPI here, applied as a dragnet on each and every connection. The bill explicitly states that <i>every</i> connection is to be tracked, which means it disallows the stochastic methods that normally are used for traffic instrumentation.<p>And even storing "just" the metadata, over the course of a year, that's quite a significant amount of data. Where the hell are ISPs supposed to store that? And store it securely in a way, that only "lawfull" access is possible.<p>That bill is stupid and ludicrous and the people who came up with it should be institutionalized, IMHO. Not just because of the privacy concerns.