The government wants increased data storage for law enforcement

The government wants increased data storage for law enforcement
  • Minister of the Interior Mikael Damberg (S) has called for a press conference to present a proposal that data storage can be used more efficiently in law enforcement. “Technological developments provide greater opportunities for planning crimes,” said the interior minister.
  • An investigator is given the task of updating the laws for data storage so that the police can have access to more information to fight crime.
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Source: ICELAND NEWS

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