Internet snoopers in Poland not giving up! (and PO scores another own goal)

mafketis 37 | 10,886

2 Mar 2012 #1

A few details:
"The collection of information on internet users by providers and its transfer to private organizations with no (government) supervision is provided for in an agreement prepared under the patronage of minister Bogdan Zdrojewski...

The general inspector of private data protection found out about the agreement by chance.... "

Anyone want to start a countdown for Zdrojewski's resignation?

Data on Internet users in Poland were to be collected by ISPs and transmitted without any control of private organizations . Such records would include agreement prepared under the auspices of the Minister Bogdan Zdrojewski - gives service tvn24.pl

Service reports that the Inspector General Data Protection learned of the agreement by chance. The idea of the project " Agreement on cooperation and mutual assistance on the protection of intellectual property rights in the digital environment ." On the agreement worked since 2009 .

gumishu 13 | 6,140

2 Mar 2012 #2

and PO scores another own goal)

have you had any doubts that PO is (and almost always was) a self-serving entity

OP mafketis 37 | 10,886

2 Mar 2012 #3

No, I've always thought that about all political parties. For a time, their particular brand of self-serving actions seemed overall less harmful than most others. That time may be passing. I wanna see what happens next.

gumishu 13 | 6,140

2 Mar 2012 #4

For a time, their particular brand of self-serving actions seemed overall less harmful than most others

it was only what media wanted you to believe covering things up for the most part

espana 17 | 950

22 Aug 2012 #5

Merged: POLAND | Internet Polish Internet users together to close a network 'antisocial'

The Polish web swinia.pl ("pig" in Polish) invited its users to register and post pictures of someone who fell ill ,the image was going to become a target for all kinds of insults, the photos were modified with a vengeance and registered users could even launch 'virtual spit' the object of his wrath.Curiously enough hatred so virulent demonstrations came mostly anonymous Internet users who did not know the person in the arena of web, but still competed to find the most offensive insult.

A Polish daily auditioned anonymous posting a photo in minutes garnered over fifty of the most personal insults .

If anyone found out that he was a victim of this community 'insulters pigs', could apply to the webmasters to withdraw their photo in exchange for an SMS that cost 24 euros, part of which would end up in the pockets of who had hung the picture.

Allegations that for months had brought against this page had not gotten much so far, and even Anonymous said in a video the need to end this site, which had thousands of hits a day.

Finally, the site has been closed by the social and media pressure