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Which of the following best fits the definition of 'traffic data' in the Explanation to Section 69B?
Traffic data means data identifying or purporting to identify any person, computer system, network or location to or from which a communication is transmitted. It includes origin, destination, route, time, size, duration, type of underlying service and other information. It is not limited to message content.
- AOnly the text of the message body sent by a user
- BData identifying a person, computer system, network or location to or from which a communication is transmitted, including origin, destination, route, time, size, duration or type of serviceCorrect
- COnly the passwords used to log in to a computer resource
- DOnly the financial records of a body corporate
Explanation
The Explanation defines traffic data as data identifying or purporting to identify any person, computer system, network or location to or from which communication is or may be transmitted, and includes origin, destination, route, time, data, size, duration or type of underlying service. It is not limited to message content or passwords.
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