Privacy rights and prepaid communication services

In a Australia about use and disclosure of customer number of cases, an incentive program is used data from the IPND despite the implementation to encourage prepaid customers to provide their of a detailed industry code of practice and personal details, but this is not intended for law standards to govern the use of the IPND system. [...] Jennifer Parisi from Simon Fraser University provided valuable research support throughout the course of the project and has assisted in preparation of this report as well with the ongoing maintenance of the project website: The author wishes thank all of those who participated in the study and who found time out of their busy schedules to respond to the questionn [...] The intent made by these studies is that customer data of this study is not to delve into the bigger issue has been collected at the point of sale and is per se but rather to provide empirical evidence held by the mobile operator in a database that with which to examine the issue as it relates to is then accessible to law enforcement agencies mobile phones, and with the secondary intent of or comm [...] In 2004, for instance, the of privacy rights and concerns over the New York Times reported that law enforcement ability of organizations to protect personal authorities had intercepted an al-Qaeda terrorist data in the information age.9 cell using prepaid mobile phones issued by a Swiss mobile operator. 2 The Madrid bombings in From the perspective of this mobile operator, the collection of custom [...] The intent of the study has not been to carry out an in-depth analysis of the findings, but rather to present a baseline of information to help policymakers and others avoid some of the pitfalls that might otherwise encumber public debate on the question of prepaid communications and privacy rights in Canada and elsewhere.