Tusk increases surveillance!

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Confederate press conference attended by Roman Fritz and Michał Urbaniak, 13 June 2024.

Michał Urbaniak:
– The Government of Tusk clearly shows that it differs very small from the government of Mateusz Morawiecki in terms of approach and respect for the privacy of Poles. In the erstwhile word of the Sejm, the Lex Pilot task was just fought. After all, now there is simply a conflict for what the surveillance of the governments of the Law and Justice organization was like through the Pegasus system. And as you can see, this government has found fresh toys to enter into the lives of Poles with shoes! And not only private, but besides public individuals naturally.

This task assumes – Article 53 – that the president of the UKE may, at the request of 1 of the entities mentioned by Mr Fritz, impose an work for the trader to supply the communication data. He can besides impose an work to block the sending of any data. So, in another words, it turns out that this is how we realize it. it will be possible to block individual Messenger or Gmail account by administrative decision.

It is besides worth noting that this order of the state, to which the Act refers, the safety of the state, is specified a broad notion that the government will be able to enter into all this. But that's not the worst thing about this bill. In this bill we inactive have a evidence of Article 47, Article 49 require traders to keep data. User data. We're talking geolocation here, we're talking about billing, we're talking about citizens' individual data here.. And that's not the most absurd yet.

The worst thing that happens is that services will be able to access, for example, the content of your on-demand chats, the email content you send. And this will not only happen by decision of the court, but Minister Bodnar will be able to decide who the Tusk government wants to watch. That's erstwhile Minister Bodnar can give his consent. This involves the hazard of absolute surveillance of citizens, absolute surveillance of people uncomfortable to power under any pretext.

In addition, the millions, but not billions, costs to telecommunications companies, telecommunications operators, due to the fact that for each specified entity it is an additional cost. Extra people to hire to run the database. An additional place that needs to be purchased, whether within clouds or within its own resources, to keep these data. These are besides additional costs, even of electricity, if additional servers, additional space on disks persist. This is simply a series of things that consumers will yet pay for.

The Confederacy clearly indicates that we do not have our consent to analyse Poles for no reason. If the Tusk coalition in the erstwhile word criticized specified records, why would it want to introduce them in this term?

What else is worth paying attention to? Well... This task not only violates the Constitution and the right to privacy. For example, the Court of Justice of the European Union, or the institution that Tusk would like to be subject to, points out that this task is incompatible with both the Polish Constitution and EU law! The problem of this government is that alternatively of introducing any, if they already gotta introduce them, commitments or EU directives, or another provisions of EU law in a light way, i.e. 1 that does not charge Polish law in addition, they have added additional provisions that will let them not to buy Pegasus, due to the fact that they will be legally checking chat rooms or checking where, who, with whom they spoke utilizing telecommunications operators. This task should be rejected at first reading and will be called upon by the Confederation.

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