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David Honig wrote: > How long do commercial ISPs keep records of activity? I suppose > call setup/drop info is sparse, they could keep it all, like telcos. > Recording every TCP session would be too much, without a specific target, no? > (Or is this wishful thinking?) for germany (where we have privacy laws): both telcos and providers usually keep log data for 80 days. unless the involved party specifically requests that they keep them longer (e.g. because you think the bill is too high and need the data to prove that) they have to delete them after those 80 days. from that I figure that several months is no issue. longer periods would probably only require archiving the stuff to tapes or other media. I doubt that anyone records every TCP session. companies such as the one I work for each push several terrabyte to customers every month. large providers would have to record several hundred TB per month. I think/hope that the sheer volume of traffic puts a stop to any attempt at doing so. also, 99% of traffic is pretty boring. most likely, you'd rather do some filtering first and record what remains.
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At 10:12 AM 7/18/00 -0400, Tom Vogt wrote: >strong anonymity: > >it should be possible to set up such a service (basically an anonymous >imap/ssl based server, or anonymous proxying to such a server. the deal, >however, is that you have to trust the server operator to indeed not >write logs). That's why all the mixmastering/onioning/freenet systems use multiple servers. Their protocols can defend against N of M hostile nodes. That seems to be the only solution when you can't centralize trust. The cost is increased bandwidth and (for some systems) decreased reliability. How long do commercial ISPs keep records of activity? I suppose call setup/drop info is sparse, they could keep it all, like telcos. Recording every TCP session would be too much, without a specific target, no? (Or is this wishful thinking?)
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