Sentence examples for data retention obligations from inspiring English sources

Despite the bill's passage, the data retention obligations do not begin immediately.

The Senate voted in favour of the legislation despite continuing uncertainty over the costs of the data retention obligations, which are to be phased in.

Learn more at http://bit.ly/TruthAndPowerPivot. ""The phone companies may already have data retention obligations under the Communications Act, but there's no additional obligation as a result of USA Freedom having passed," says Jennifer Granick, director of civil liberties at Stanford University's Center for Internet and Society.

The spokeswoman also said it's unclear whether the data retention obligations the law places on ISPs have been activated yet, or whether they're on pause as a result of the ongoing legal uncertainty.

It's urging all EU Member States to review their national legislation and amend it where necessary to come into compliance, while also recommending that telcos and other companies subject to data retention obligations should challenge existing non-compliant data retention regimes.

It's urging all EU Member States to review their national legislation and amend it where necessary to come into compliance, while also recommending that telcos and other companies subject to data retention obligations should challenge existing non-compliant data retention regimes.

But this tight security worries bank regulators, who want Symphony and the banks backing it to ensure that encryption and data deletion on the chat program will meet banks' information retention obligations.

The lack of certainty in defining intermediaries is evident in decisions such as the right to be forgotten ruling which seek to apply differing standards of data retention and data sharing obligations to the same function of intermediaries-search engines.

And foreign communications service providers will not have to meet the UK's obligations on data retention, either.

"Data retention is an open-ended obligation to retain all information on all customers for all purposes, and from a traditional Fourth Amendment perspective, that really turns things upside down".

"It will not compel overseas communications service providers to meet our domestic retention obligations for communications data," Ms May said of the law.