Snooper's Charter

Companies and trade bodies reiterate their concerns on day of Second Reading

Head of GCHQ claims encryption is not under attack, but urges tech industry co-operation

Terrorists will move to other platforms, while criminals will exploit the flaws, claim speakers

Electronic Frontier Foundation warns of backdoor provisions in IPB

Intelligence and Security Committee criticises Investigatory Powers Bill

Investigatory Powers Bill would taint UK firms with security backdoor fears, say experts

Security experts say UK is in conflict over GDPR and Snooper's Charter

Demands to weaken encryption 'will drive $15 billion worth of business out of the UK'

Home Secretary says sweeping up large amounts of data is not “mass surveillance”

Why David Cameron is wrong about backdoors, and the Netherlands is right

Cupertino urges changes to “Snooper’s Charter”

Who will foot bill for physical infrastructure to house UK's browsing histories?

Edward Snowden is right to call this bill our biggest threat to freedom of speech

The more data ISPs must store, the more there is to steal, warn experts

Crypto ban could make internet activities, such as online banking, unsafe

ISPs will no longer be required to hold data on third-parties, Theresa May confirms

Increasingly, governments are becoming the enemies of data protection

Government must scrap emergency surveillance legislation as it does not comply with human rights

Home secretary recognised for inadequate consultation over Snooper’s Charter

Adds that stronger reasons required to introduce Snoopers' Charter

It's more about what GCHQ doesn't say about the Snooper's charter than what it does, according to Davy Winder

Spook avoids talk of Snooper’s Charter

The bill gets a facelift in the Queen's Speech, but proposes new powers over communications data