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by q3k
2631 days ago
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For what it's worth, Poland is surprisingly good about this: - as an ISP, you're required to retain data for a year that would let LEAs map an IP address you manage to a subscriber. If you're giving out public IP addresses to your customers, this can be just an excerpt from your IPAM. - as an ISP, you cannot give out this data without a court order, and you will be in violation of data protection laws if you do do. Source: the Warsaw Hackerspace is an ISP. |
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