Cyber cafés in Kenya will be required to register customers and keep basic user logs, including terminal IDs and session start and end times, for at least three years under new rules issued by the Communications Authority of Kenya. The Authority said the records will help support inspections, audits, and investigations into cybercrime. The new licensing conditions for Public Communications Access Centres take effect on August 14. They apply to cyber cafés, telephone bureaus, community paypho
Cyber cafés in Kenya will be required to register customers and keep basic user logs, including terminal IDs and session start and end times, for at least three years under new rules issued by the Communications Authority of Kenya. The Authority said the records will help support inspections, audits, and investigations into cybercrime. The new licensing conditions for Public Communications Access Centres take effect on August 14. They apply to cyber cafés, telephone bureaus, community payphoThis article was originally published by Nairobi Wire.
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