«The
data allow students to see which microbes are associated with
certain body types or lifestyles and what percentage
of those microbes they have,» Weber said.
This involves choosing just the select pieces
of data that paint a
certain picture, even if the full
body of evidence gives the completely opposite result.
Section 1
of DRIPA was declared by the Court
of Appeal in Watson in January 2018 to be incompatible with EU law in
certain respects, (namely, that in the area
of criminal justice, access to retained
data was not limited to the purpose
of combating «serious crime», and access to retained
data was not subject to prior review by a court or an independent administrative
body), following the judgment
of the Court
of Justice
of the European Union («CJEU») in Tele2 / Watson.