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   Newyana2,   
      
   > I'm curious. What do you know about ISPs uploading logs?   
      
   Very little I'm afraid.  I just remember that it was (American) news a   
   number of years ago (after 9/11) - to be able to track what "terrorists"   
   where doing.   
      
   > but I've never heard of any law requiring ISPs   
   > to share their traffic data.   
      
   Not full traffic, just who assigned a particular IP and what IPs it connects   
   to.  But yes, here in Europe the IPSs by law have to keep such info   
   available for ... 5 years IIRC.   
      
   Some links, talking about such retention laws at least 10 years ago :   
      
   https://security.stackexchange.com/questions/17279/what-are-the-   
   aws-regarding-isp-recording-ip-addresses-how-would-they-know-who   
      
   https://www.pcworld.com/article/477233/faq_will_your_isp_protect   
   your_privacy_.html   
      
   (England)   
   https://www.cnet.com/news/privacy/police-internet-providers-must   
   keep-user-logs/   
      
   A more recent question about it in regard to GDPR (Europe) :   
      
   https://law.stackexchange.com/questions/28603/how-to-satisfy-gdp   
   s-consent-requirement-for-ip-logging   
      
      
   This year :   
      
   https://www.privacyend.com/mandatory-data-retention/   
      
   https://www.cyberghostvpn.com/en_US/privacyhub/global-data-retention-laws/   
      
   Regards,   
   Rudy Wieser   
      
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