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Local November 20, 2013 | 7:47 am

Dominican high court rules for privacy on telecom data-gathering

Santo Domingo.- The Constitutional Court on Tuesday struck down 14 articles of a Dominican Telecomm Institute (Indotel) provision on the collection and gathering of data and information by telecom service providers and which forced them to maintain records of data, connections and access generated by users and information, for use by State security agencies to investigate high-tech and other cr... Read more

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