Rendez-Vous
July 7th, 2016, 06:09 AM
So, as you guys may know - I live in Russia, so the topic name is related to my country only.
Well, just a few minutes ago Vladimir Putin signed the "anti-terroristic" packet of laws. I haven't found any news about it in English, so I'll try to explain myself.
First of all, mobile network providers and internet providers are forced to keep all user's data But the most resonant amendments directly related to Russian Internet companies. The text of the bill they are called "the organizers of the dissemination of information on the network," so that by the "Spring Package" potentially get news portals, email services, social networks, instant messenger, forums and even online stores. All of them will be obliged to retain any information about the transmission and processing of text messages, images, audio files and video users. Special services will be able to gain access to this data, if it is required to investigate or state security.,
Then, there is a fine(and imprisoning?) for misprision. I doubt about whether this translation is correct, so I'll explain: if you know someone is about to make a terroristic act, and you haven't told about it to the police, you'll be prisoned(or fined). Except if you're relative to terrorist. I can't understand how they'll find it out, who knew and who didn't. meh.
Then, there is imprisoning for promoting extremism. Knowing our country, they can judge anyone who just disagree with politics of Russia.
Thirdly, all parcels will be opened and checked, to make sure there is nothing "bad" inside, drugs etc. Then, I'd like to quote wikipedia.
Decrees of the State Duma are adopted by a majority of the total number of deputies of the State Duma, unless another procedure is envisaged by the Constitution. All bills are first approved by the State Duma and are further debated and approved (or rejected) by the Federation Council.
Relatively few roll call votes have been published that identify individual deputies' votes.[3] The votes of individuals are recorded only if the voting is open and the electronic method is used.[3] While not all votes are officially roll call votes, every time a deputy electronically votes a computer registers the individual deputy's vote.[4]
tl;dr providers have to collect all user's data and keep it somewhere. creating such servers will cost ~20.000.000.000$ - and this is for country, whose currency to $ have fallen twice since 2013. also government can send you in prison even for comment that goes across with politics of Russia in VK/Facebook/anywhere else.
more shorter - we're in shit. someone, please buy me one-way ticket from here.
ps sorry for bad english, I can't explain all my thoughts about it very well.
Well, just a few minutes ago Vladimir Putin signed the "anti-terroristic" packet of laws. I haven't found any news about it in English, so I'll try to explain myself.
First of all, mobile network providers and internet providers are forced to keep all user's data But the most resonant amendments directly related to Russian Internet companies. The text of the bill they are called "the organizers of the dissemination of information on the network," so that by the "Spring Package" potentially get news portals, email services, social networks, instant messenger, forums and even online stores. All of them will be obliged to retain any information about the transmission and processing of text messages, images, audio files and video users. Special services will be able to gain access to this data, if it is required to investigate or state security.,
Then, there is a fine(and imprisoning?) for misprision. I doubt about whether this translation is correct, so I'll explain: if you know someone is about to make a terroristic act, and you haven't told about it to the police, you'll be prisoned(or fined). Except if you're relative to terrorist. I can't understand how they'll find it out, who knew and who didn't. meh.
Then, there is imprisoning for promoting extremism. Knowing our country, they can judge anyone who just disagree with politics of Russia.
Thirdly, all parcels will be opened and checked, to make sure there is nothing "bad" inside, drugs etc. Then, I'd like to quote wikipedia.
Decrees of the State Duma are adopted by a majority of the total number of deputies of the State Duma, unless another procedure is envisaged by the Constitution. All bills are first approved by the State Duma and are further debated and approved (or rejected) by the Federation Council.
Relatively few roll call votes have been published that identify individual deputies' votes.[3] The votes of individuals are recorded only if the voting is open and the electronic method is used.[3] While not all votes are officially roll call votes, every time a deputy electronically votes a computer registers the individual deputy's vote.[4]
tl;dr providers have to collect all user's data and keep it somewhere. creating such servers will cost ~20.000.000.000$ - and this is for country, whose currency to $ have fallen twice since 2013. also government can send you in prison even for comment that goes across with politics of Russia in VK/Facebook/anywhere else.
more shorter - we're in shit. someone, please buy me one-way ticket from here.
ps sorry for bad english, I can't explain all my thoughts about it very well.