URLs, IPs and interception

[Roland Perry]

In article <47C8A6AF.2050701@zen.co.uk>, Peter Fairbrother 
<zenadsl6186@zen.co.uk> writes
>Consensual interception is only lawful if _both_ parties agree to the 
>interception, which is generally impossible (as, for instance, I don't 
>agree to anyone intercepting my websites, and Phorm don't check whether 
>I have given permission, as they are required to do under RIPA).

RIPA is all about "intended recipients".

I don't see a problem with the subscriber[1] agreeing through the T&C 
that the intended recipient of his browsing requests is a black box at 
the ISP. That box will them request pages from the website returning 
them to their intended recipient, the black box. Which sends something 
similar (maybe with ads inserted in the blank spaces provided by 
participating websites) back to the subscriber.

[1] Although that leaves the issue of other users on the same connection
-- 
Roland Perry