But we haven't seen much in the way of "how would an ISP implement this?"
Which means its up to us, implementers of a PCSO-state adjacent to the Bearpit, to look at how to build this. As proof we
But we haven't seen much in the way of "how would an ISP implement this?"
Which means its up to us, implementers of a PCSO-state adjacent to the Bearpit, to look at how to build this. As proof we know what we are talking about, here is our 8TB JBOD storage infrastructure (running xubuntu server 14) with a Top of Rack (ToR) switch consisting of a netgear base station flashed to DD-WRT. Sticker some recruitment from "Google reliability engineering"
The new bill requires ISPs to store an "Internet Connection Record (ICR)" of every connection, and allow government access to it on demand.
How would an ISP implement such a system?
First: What is an "Internet Connection Record (ICR)"? The bill has made up something which doesn't really exist and then told ISPs to maintain it.
It is probably a record recording: the