Creo que la ciudadanía no percibe la importancia de este asunto. En primer lugar la regulación española vulnerar lo dispuesto en la Constitución por cuanto todo lo referido a los derechos fundamentales debe de regularse mediante Ley Orgánica, por su especial trascendencia exige una mayoría reforzada en la aprobación de leyes que afecte a la intimidad.
La opinión publica española piensa que la intimidad o la privacidad se refiere únicamente a la publicación inconsentida de fotos en revistas y programas de televisión, pero afortunadamente el concepto abarca muchos más aspecto de la vida personal.
Ahora bien para el club de los "que nada tienen que temer", le dejo aquí un breve reseña del sistema ingles de intromisión en la vida privada de los ciudadanos. El menu resulta francamente atractivo e inspirador.
Norma: Part 11 of the Anti-Terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001
Aperitivo: Retención de datos telefónicos:
Telephony Data - retention period 12 months All numbers (or other identifiers e.g. name@bt) associated with call (e.g. physical/presentational/network Assigned CLI, DNI, IMSI, IMEI, exchange/divert numbers) Date and time of start of call Duration of call/date and time of end of call Type of call (if available) Location data at start and/or end of call, in form of lat/long reference. Cell site data from time cell ceases to be used. IMSI/MSISDN/IMEI mappings. For GPRS & 3G, date and time of connection, IMSI, IP address assigned. Mobile data exchanged with foreign operators; IMSI & MSISDN, sets of GSM triples, sets of 3G quintuples, global titles of equipment communicating with or about the subscriber.
In addition it has been reported that the UK police and security services have the following additional capabilities on mobile telephones, provided by telephone operators, but not covered by the voluntary code.
1. The capability to record to the content of selected conversations.
2. The capability to determine the location of a mobile telephone to within a few yards by using triangulation and multiple base stations.
3. The capability to remotely activate the microphones of some mobile telephones. The UK Financial Times of the 2nd August 2005 [page 4 of the UK edition] reported that the UK police can ask mobile phone operators to download special spying software to a mobile telephone without the user's knowledge or permission. When this has been done the authorities can turn on the microphone of a mobile telephone and listen to any conversations in its vicinity. This capability only exists for mobile telephones which can accept downloaded software. The telephone must be turned on for the microphone to be activated, but the user does not have to be making a call.
Bueno, ahora ya saben para que quieren entre otras cosas el IMEI su teléfono. Me adelanto para los bienpensantes, "para bloquear el terminal en caso de robo", por ello hay que pedir encarecidamente a los ciudadanos que, utilicen "por su seguridad" el ultimo grito de movil que, permita " para su comodidad" la descarga de actualizaciones de software sin su conocimiento ni autorización previa.
Ahora servimos el primero, Haute Cousine;
Retention of other data
Postal data - retention period unknown. Information written on the outside of a postal item (such as a letter or parcel, online tracking of postal items, records of postal items, such as records of registered, recorded or special delivery postal items, records of parcel consignment, delivery and collection
Banking data - seven years. It has been reported in the UK Economist magazine that UK banks are required to retain data on all financial transactions for seven years. This has not been verified. It is not clear whether data on credit card transactions is also retained for seven years.
Vehicle movement data - two years. Leaked documents from the Association of Chief Police Officers [ACPO] have revealed that the UK is planning to collect data from a nationwide network of automatic numberplate recognition cameras and store the data for two years in a controversial new centre being built at Hendon. This data could then be linked with other data held by the government and watchlists from the police and security services.
Un monumento a la libertad sin lugar a dudas. Y pensar que existen atrevidos que criticaron a la URSS y siguen haciéndolo con CUBA
De segundo, los destinatarios de su intimidad.
Access to retained data
The bodies which are able to access retained data in the United Kingdom are listed in the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA). These are -
* Police forces (as defined in section 81(1) of RIPA)
* National Criminal Intelligence Service
* National Crime Squad
* HM Customs and Excise
* Inland Revenue * Security Service
* Secret Intelligence Service
* Government Communications Headquarters
No me digan que lo hacienda no deja de tener gracia
Y ahora las finalidades como postre;
Ya lo decía "Savarin" un buen postre puede salvar una mediocre comida.
Reasons for accessing retained data
The justifications for accessing retained data in the United Kingdom are set out in the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act 2000 (RIPA). They are -
* in the interests of national security;
* for the purpose of preventing or detecting crime or of preventing disorder;
* in the interests of the economic well-being of the United Kingdom;
* in the interests of public safety;
* for the purpose of protecting public health;
* for the purpose of assessing or collecting any tax, duty, levy or other imposition, contribution or charge payable to a government department;
* for the purpose, in an emergency, of preventing death or injury or any damage to a person's physical or mental health, or of mitigating any injury or damage to a person's physical or mental health;
* for any purpose (not falling into the above) which is specified for the purposes of this subsection by an order made by the Secretary of State.
El espionaje económico y la recaudación no merecen mayor comentario.
Si lo anterior le ha parecido poco, el "catering" ingles por las libertades, ofrece otros muchos platos que harán las delicias de cualquier "liberticida" que se precie. Para degustarlos diríjase a la pagina del HomeOffice o en su defecto busque en la Wikipedia.
Por cierto para los curiosos e inquietos, les dejo esta pequeño pasatiempo; ¿adivinar cual es el conocido fabricante de, entre otras cosas, teléfonos móviles que ha desarrollado el sistema español de espionaje al ciudadano.? Ay perdón quise decir de prevención del delito.
Good Night
