> If I read the law correctly, it requires retention of "what IP > connected to another IP" and "which phone number called where." It > doesn't bother retaining the URL called (my German is rusty, so I may > be a little off in my interpretation). Connecting to a random IP on a > random open port (80 and 443, for example) would be a good start to > accomplish the goal creating chatter. The issue is that the search > terms to find those ports could lead to connecting to a site that > increases your profile against general background chatter, even as it > is raised with random connection traffic. As a native German speaker, allow me to clarify: with respect to IP communication, the law mandates saving the following information for 6 months: - which customer was assigned which IP for what timespan - sender mail address, receiver mail address and sender IP for each mail - in case of VOIP: caller and callee phone number and IP address So it wouldn't make much sense to create connection noise on a TCP or HTTP basis, as this stuff isn't logged. I think one should rather concentrate on generating email noise in this regard. Yours, Florian
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