Internet firms warn over police push for web history access
by Aisha Gani and Alex Hern from on (#S32A)
Service providers send list of principles to MPs amid fears over impact of new legislation on civil liberties
Internet service providers have warned that any new powers introduced by the government to allow broader surveillance of web browsing behaviour must come with adequate oversight to protect civil liberties.
The Internet Service Providers' Association (ISPA) has sent a checklist of five key principles to MPs that it believes any new legislation must adhere to.
