An incomplete PQ answer

Roland Perry ukcrypto at chiark.greenend.org.uk
Wed, 6 Aug 2008 13:59:47 +0100


In article <6.2.3.4.2.20080805014340.02cc4bd0@pop.gn.apc.org>, IPTV 
<iptv@gn.apc.org> writes
>The phone companies love to make profits.   They charge the cops 
>exorbitant sums for wee bits of data like a day's cellsite tables.   So 
>I'd factor in very large greed multiplier, which may confound a simple 
>data assessment.

Whereas if you speak to the departments inside telcos doing the daily 
work, they make a loss in terms of the profit-centre calculations that 
are done. Scraping some numbers from a database "for intelligence 
purposes" is one thing, but putting it all into a form that's acceptable 
to a court as evidence may be another.
-- 
Roland Perry