The Investigatory Powers Act

[Blue Duck]

Snuck in under the wire with little or no opposition.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/nov/19/extreme-surveillance-becomes-uk-law-with-barely-a-whimper

Agencies that will be able to access your browsing history:

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



https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/173199

 

[Evans Electric]

I was just about to post that Ducky ....you beat me to it ............those damn nosey Welsh Ambulance Services Health Service Trust  have their noses into everything these days. 

Those sort of laws do tend to slide in under the radar  . 

There was once a suggestion by someone in the Labour Party to have transponders sealed into all new vehicles .   Next we will all be chipped. 

 

[Andy™]

just imagine that 999 call...

'help, someone is having a heart attack'

'our records show your googled CPR last month. youre on your own'

 

[Blue Duck]

or 

Sorry Mr Jones you can't have your benefits this week because you spent every day at home last week *******.

 

[Blue Duck]

So. ...you get up in the morning and they know the following info:

what you watch on TV / Internet,  then using smart meters they can almost see what you have for breakfast, then how long you spend on the loo and how long you shower for then you get dressed (could this be the only private part of your day), go to work, if you use pubic transport then you are tracked for your entire journey.

If you drive to work then there is all the road monitoring cameras, ANPR cameras, speed cameras, yellow box cameras & more cameras, cameras, cameras.

at work depending on what you do you will be tracked, my van is tracked and my phone is tracked to some extent. finish work drive home through cameras cameras cameras, get home back on the Internet, cook dinner have a shower more Internet then sleep........ (simplified for sanity).

Do they really need all this info???

Are they turning us into slaves? 

:Godno:

 

[Sharpend]

Amazing, yet they can't track a terrorist or illegal immigrant!! 

 

[Blue Duck]

terrorists try hard not to be found and illegal immigrants are off grid so to speak.

Besides I don't give a courgette about these people, they are just used to distract us from the real problems we are facing as those in charge slip more legislation under the radar while everyone is busy moaning that they can't get jobs because there are too many Romanians here.

@Sharpend perhaps you were being obtuse, I don't know?

The world has become a tough place and we are being walked all over by these over paid idiots and their corporate buddies.

 

[Richard-the-Ninth]

delete please

 

[kerching]

So. ...you get up in the morning and they know the following info:

what you watch on TV / Internet,  then using smart meters they can almost see what you have for breakfast, then how long you spend on the loo and how long you shower for then you get dressed (could this be the only private part of your day), go to work, if you use pubic transport then you are tracked for your entire journey.

If you drive to work then there is all the road monitoring cameras, ANPR cameras, speed cameras, yellow box cameras & more cameras, cameras, cameras.

at work depending on what you do you will be tracked, my van is tracked and my phone is tracked to some extent. finish work drive home through cameras cameras cameras, get home back on the Internet, cook dinner have a shower more Internet then sleep........ (simplified for sanity).

Do they really need all this info???

Are they turning us into slaves? 

:Godno:

Looks like you are safe on the **** then.....never mentioned that :slap

 

[Blue Duck]

I don't suppose the **** will be an issue until you get falsely accused of something then your courgetteed.

 

[Kurt]

maybe if everyone in the UK googled bomb making simultaneously, then there would be a melt down in GCHQ.lol  My only concern is how the information is used for say job interviews, prosecutions , benefits , tax. For it to work and assure the public. The information gathered on an individual needs to be declared to that individual similar to your credit rating.

 

[Tony S]

I’ve just downloaded the Anarchist Cookbook and now I’m expecting a knock at the door.

 

[Tony S]

I’ve made a 2½” mortar before, the grenade launcher looks interesting.

 

[Slowhand]

I'm sure that when you have to put your car/van registration number into the parking ticket machine it goes on a national computer somewhere.

Instantly accessible too l reckon.

 

[poni]

I’ve made a 2½” mortar before

is that not they lay bricks on (but normally only a 1/2" bed) and made by the mixer load.

 

[Tony S]

is that not they lay bricks on (but normally only a 1/2" bed) and made by the mixer load.

I suppose you could fill it with shotcrete to render a wall (a bit messy). This fired round shot.

 

[poni]

I have seen one that fire's tangerines

 

[binky]

I’ve just downloaded the Anarchist Cookbook and now I’m expecting a knock at the door.

I've been wanting to read that for years, but don't fancy attracting the attention of GCHQ

 

[Tony S]

I could e-mail it to you but that may attract unwelcome attention  :innocent

 

[steptoe]

I've been wanting to read that for years, but don't fancy attracting the attention of GCHQ

use Dekes IP address,

it'll be snowed under all the pix of Ms Anniston so should go undetected,,,,