Zakon o zadrzavanju podataka
10.11.2007, napisao HideU Nemackoj je izglasan Zakon o zadrzavanju podataka. On podrazumeva dozvolu pracenja ucesnika u telefoniranju, e-mail i sms dopisivanju, a provajder je obavezan da logove sa ovim informacijama cuva do 6 meseci!
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Yesterday, the german parliament passed a law about the so called data retention (telecommunication observation). From 2008 onwards it will be possible to trace who has contacted whom via telephone, mobile phone or e-mail for a period of six months. In the case of mobile calls or text messages via mobile phone, the user’s location will also be logged. Anonymising services will be prohibited and IP-addresses will be logged.
The data that will be collected about the entire population will allow our movements to be traced, any calls or communications with business contacts to be monitored and will remove privacy in our personal relationships. It also allows the content of communications to be analyzed, content such as personal interests and the individual life circumstances of the person communicating. Access to the data is to be granted to the police, public prosecutors, secret services and foreign states which hope for better prosecution of crimes.
Whats the problem?
* Data retention constitutes an excessive invasion into our personal privacy.
* Data retention disrupts professional activities (e.g. in the fields of medicine, law, clergy, journalism) as well as political and business activities that rely on discretion. It ultimately harms our free society itself.
* Data retention doesn’t prevent terrorism or crime. It is unnecessary and can easily be circumvented by criminals.
* Data retention violates the human right to privacy and informational self-determination.
* Data retention puts a financial strain both on businesses and consumers.
* Data retention discriminates against users of telephone, mobile phone and internet services in comparison to other means of communication. Data retention constitutes an excessive invasion into our personal privacy.
In our opinion, this is NOT reasonable under any circumstances!
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Perhaps this is the time for you to read George Orwells book “1984″…
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