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"Home Office security minister Vernon Coaker said on Monday that the EU Data Retention Directive, under which ISPs must store communications data for 12 months, does not go far enough. Communications such as those on social networking sites and instant messaging could also be monitored, he said.
"'Social-networking sites, such as MySpace or Bebo, are not covered by the directive,' said Coaker, speaking at a meeting of the House of Commons Fourth Delegated Legislation Committee. 'That is one reason why the government are looking at what we should do about the Intercept Modernization Program, because there are certain aspects of communications which are not covered by the directive.'"
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