
A central database holding details of everyone's phone calls and emails could be a "step too far for the British way of life", ministers have been warned.
Plans for such a database are rumoured to be in the Communications Data Bill.
But Information Commissioner Richard Thomas said "lines must be drawn" to defend "fundamental liberties".
When will the British Government understand that when it comes to technology, it's record is less than trustworthy, and the British People have had enough of them snooping and prying into our private lives.
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