My OperaTele2 in Sweden will erase its logs to protect customers
Wednesday, April 29, 2009 7:50:36 AM
As you may remember Sweden now has a new law called IPRED, which will send internet end-users involved in piracy directly to jail without affecting service providers. So many users were worried and guys from The Pirate Bay created a special VPN named IPREDator to protect those who wants protection.
But TPB are not the only ones who care about end-users. Earlier this month Bahnhof, a Swedish internet service provider, has begun deleting customer identification information in order to prevent it from being used as evidence against its customers. And now Tele2, one of the largest ISPs in Sweden, joins Bahnhof.
The good thing about such decision from ISPs is that in some countries businesses do really care about their image and their customers. Yes, they want to earn more money with such policies, but instead of threating their users, like ISPs do in other countries (google for it!) they protect their clients. Tele2 and Bahnhof - you are great!
But TPB are not the only ones who care about end-users. Earlier this month Bahnhof, a Swedish internet service provider, has begun deleting customer identification information in order to prevent it from being used as evidence against its customers. And now Tele2, one of the largest ISPs in Sweden, joins Bahnhof.
The good thing about such decision from ISPs is that in some countries businesses do really care about their image and their customers. Yes, they want to earn more money with such policies, but instead of threating their users, like ISPs do in other countries (google for it!) they protect their clients. Tele2 and Bahnhof - you are great!
