'Today' considers data retention and IMP
Chris Edwards
ukcrypto at chiark.greenend.org.uk
Fri, 9 Jan 2009 20:15:57 +0000 (GMT)
Richard Clayton wrote:
| I have no doubt that Google will respond correctly to legal requests
| made to them within their jurisdiction -- perhaps as a result of a
| Mutual Legal Assistance request from another country.
Paul J's last question stands. What happens if uk.police turn up at
Google's London office with something like a RIPA s22 notice ?
Ian Batten wrote:
| I'm sure that CompanyX (UK) Ltd would be pleased to help. It's just
| unfortunate that the data is held by CompanyX (US) Inc.
I have recent experience of a case where uk.police served a notice (RIPA
s22 I assume) on UK offices of a very large far-eastern email provider,
and got the comms data they wanted - which I'm pretty confident was
physically held abroad.