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В кластер входят документы о расширении правовых и технических возможностей российского государства по мониторингу интернет-трафика и сбору персональных данных, и не входят документы о других аспектах российского законодательства.
Общие признаки: законы о государственном контроле, система СОРМ, надзор ФСБ, сбор данных пользователей интернета
Группа выше: Государственная массовая слежка
Смысл: The main idea is that the Russian government formalized a legal requirement for all telecom and internet providers to install hardware allowing the FSB to conduct comprehensive, remote, and unchecked surveillance of all users.
The Russian Ministry of Information Technologies mandated all telecom and ISP providers to install equipment for unrestricted FSB surveillance of calls, emails, and SMS.
Смысл: The main idea is that new Russian anti-terrorism laws significantly expand the FSB's power to collect user data from internet companies without court orders, effectively legalizing mass surveillance.
New Russian legislation mandates that internet companies provide extensive user data to the FSB without court orders, signaling a shift toward legalized mass surveillance.
Смысл: The main idea is that the Russian government has extended surveillance requirements from ISPs to individual website and service owners, forcing them to implement SORM systems or face being blocked.
Russian law now requires website and service owners to install SORM surveillance equipment for FSB access or risk being blocked.
Смысл: The main idea is to alert the public and IT community about a proposed Russian law that significantly increases state surveillance and control over mobile devices, internet infrastructure, and financial tools through centralized databases and strict identification requirements.
A proposed Russian bill seeks to implement a centralized IMEI database to lock SIM cards to specific devices, limit the number of bank cards per person, and force IT services to actively monitor and report user activity.
Смысл: The main idea is that the Russian government is expanding its SORM surveillance system to include detailed personal and communication data from all registered Information Distribution Organizers (ORIs), effectively eliminating digital privacy for users of these platforms.
A new Russian draft order mandates that internet platforms (ORIs) provide the FSB with comprehensive user data and communication logs via the SORM system.
Смысл: The text discusses the Russian FSB's attempt to legally define 'special technical means' for covert information gathering to include software, which could criminalize the use of certain smartphone apps and remote admin tools.
The Russian FSB proposes expanding the legal definition of covert surveillance tools to include software, potentially criminalizing common smartphone recording apps.