The 48 organisations that can see your entire online browsing history, even if you delete it

[Batu69]

Who can view my internet history?

Last week, whilst most of us were busy watching the comings and goings at Trump Tower and Ed Balls on Strictly, Parliament quietly passed the Investigatory Powers Act 2016 (a.k.a. the Snoopers’ Charter). It’s been described as the most intrusive system of any democracy in history and a privacy disaster waiting to happen.

 

The Act makes broad provisions to track what you do online. Amongst a raft of new surveillance and hacking powers, it introduces the concept of an internet connection record: a log of which internet services - such as websites and instant messaging apps - you have accessed. Your internet provider must keep these logs in bulk and hand them over to the government on request, whether you want them to or not.

 

So long right to privacy, hello 1984.

This is a truly appalling development, but all is not quite lost: there are still legal actions pending against the UK’s mass surveillance powers, and you can visit Don’t Spy on Us to find out more.

 

In the meantime, read on to find out who exactly will be able to see what you’ve been up to online.

Who can view my stuff?

A list of who will have the power to access your internet connection records is set out in Schedule 4 of the Act. It’s longer than you might imagine:

• Metropolitan police force
• City of London police force
• Police forces maintained under section 2 of the Police Act 1996
• Police Service of Scotland
• Police Service of Northern Ireland
• British Transport Police
• Ministry of Defence Police
• Royal Navy Police
• Royal Military Police
• Royal Air Force Police
• Security Service
• Secret Intelligence Service
• GCHQ
• Ministry of Defence
• Department of Health
• Home Office
• Ministry of Justice
• National Crime Agency
• HM Revenue & Customs
• Department for Transport
• Department for Work and Pensions
• NHS trusts and foundation trusts in England that provide ambulance services
• Common Services Agency for the Scottish Health Service
• Competition and Markets Authority
• Criminal Cases Review Commission
• Department for Communities in Northern Ireland
• Department for the Economy in Northern Ireland
• Department of Justice in Northern Ireland
• Financial Conduct Authority
• Fire and rescue authorities under the Fire and Rescue Services Act 2004
• Food Standards Agency
• Food Standards Scotland
• Gambling Commission
• Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority
• Health and Safety Executive
• Independent Police Complaints Commissioner
• Information Commissioner
• NHS Business Services Authority
• Northern Ireland Ambulance Service Health and Social Care Trust
• Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service Board
• Northern Ireland Health and Social Care Regional Business Services Organisation
• Office of Communications
• Office of the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland
• Police Investigations and Review Commissioner
• Scottish Ambulance Service Board
• Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission
• Serious Fraud Office
• Welsh Ambulance Services National Health Service Trust

I always wondered what it would feel like to be suffocated by the sort of state intrusion that citizens are subjected to in places like China, Russia and Iran. I guess we’re all about to find out.

Who else can view my stuff?

Bulk surveillance of the population and dozens of public authorities with the power to access your internet connection records is a grim turn of events for a democracy like ours.

 

Unfortunately, bulk collection and storage will also create an irresistible target for malicious actors, massively increasing the risk that your personal data will end up in the hands of:

• People able to hack / infiltrate your ISP
• People able to hack / infiltrate your Wi-Fi hotspot provider
• People able to hack / infiltrate your mobile network operator
• People able to hack / infiltrate a government department or agency
• People able to hack / infiltrate the government’s new multi-database request filter

I’d wager that none of these people have your best interests at heart.

Sadly, if the events of the past few years are anything to go by, it won’t take long for one or more of these organisations to suffer a security breach. Assuming, of course, that the powers that be manage not to just lose all of our personal data in the post.

 

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[pc71520]

4 hours ago, Batu69 said:

• Metropolitan police force
• City of London police force
• Police forces maintained under section 2 of the Police Act 1996
• Police Service of Scotland
• Police Service of Northern Ireland
• British Transport Police
• Ministry of Defence Police
• Royal Navy Police
• Royal Military Police
• Royal Air Force Police
• Security Service
• Secret Intelligence Service
• GCHQ
• Ministry of Defence
• Department of Health
• Home Office
• Ministry of Justice
• National Crime Agency
• HM Revenue & Customs
• Department for Transport
• Department for Work and Pensions
• NHS trusts and foundation trusts in England that provide ambulance services
• Common Services Agency for the Scottish Health Service
• Competition and Markets Authority
• Criminal Cases Review Commission
• Department for Communities in Northern Ireland
• Department for the Economy in Northern Ireland
• Department of Justice in Northern Ireland
• Financial Conduct Authority
• Fire and rescue authorities under the Fire and Rescue Services Act 2004
• Food Standards Agency
• Food Standards Scotland
• Gambling Commission
• Gangmasters and Labour Abuse Authority
• Health and Safety Executive
• Independent Police Complaints Commissioner
• Information Commissioner
• NHS Business Services Authority
• Northern Ireland Ambulance Service Health and Social Care Trust
• Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service Board
• Northern Ireland Health and Social Care Regional Business Services Organisation
• Office of Communications
• Office of the Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland
• Police Investigations and Review Commissioner
• Scottish Ambulance Service Board
• Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission
• Serious Fraud Office
• Welsh Ambulance Services National Health Service Trust

Quite impressive...

[Sylence]

suffocated in China, Russia and Iran? where that long list is useless? nice joke

[DKT27]

Heard about it about a couple of days ago. Many people there were angry that such a big thing was hardly noticed by anyone there.

[steven36]

1 hour ago, DKT27 said:

Heard about it about a couple of days ago. Many people there were angry that such a big thing was hardly noticed by anyone there.

Yes the real reason for the UK leaving the EU is reveled here , If they would of stayed in the EU  they would be getting better privacy laws instead of worse ones. Already everywhere in the UK has CCTV  you cant do nothing without being watched, now they cant do nothing on the internet without  being watched . They will need to build new jails sounds like there fixing to put everyone in jail  .The UK's agenda is the opposite of the EU  .

New EU Privacy will Impact some US Companies.

https://cookiecontroller.com/cookies-hit-by-eu-regulations/

 

[Reefa]

Some of that list is just ludicrous any how as mentioned in the main thread any one from the UK please visit here Don’t Spy on Us Not that it will help but you never no it has worked for the USA with some vile bills in the past...For me this guy sums it up pretty well...

 

 

[el_espaniol]

 

 

[Reefa]

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The inventor of the world-wide web, Tim Berners-Lee, talks to Krishnan Guru-Murthy about his opposition to Theresa May’s plans to increase snoopers’ charter powers.

 

[humble3d]

So, while we support these clowns with our taxes, they are playing around on the internet ?

[Togijak]

It shows us all this talk has not helped anything, they do what they want. If talking is not the way to get something changed the people must look for a more effective method to get things changed = get up stand up, stand up for your rights (and if there is no other way, kill the tormentor or die for your rights - everything is better than to life like a slave)

[Togijak]

Not for online footprints but for real life 

 

 

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[Chancer]

Use a VPN?