Karen Vrtanesyan writes: "When they tell you "Why are you against total disclosure, do you have something to hide?" I suggest you consider the following circumstances before answering that question.
Access to bank accounts provides information not only about financial movements, but also about your relationships in general. with whom and where you ate bread, or what health problem you or your relatives have. It also provides information about your important purchases.
ArMed medical database.
The total video surveillance systems, about which the adoption of the law was allegedly frozen, but in reality they have started to be implemented in other ways (at this stage, cameras will be placed on the buildings of state institutions, which will film the entire surrounding area).
Installation of devices that secretly monitor your Internet activity at Internet providers under the compulsion of the National Security Service.
When using taxi services, the data of your every trip is transferred to the SRC (starting from September last year).
The identification required to use the new public transport payment system will provide information about all your movements by bus, metro and trolleybus.
Cameras in buses.
… and so on and so on.
Dear reader, are you ready to entrust so much information about your life to a system whose leader illegally obtains his party member's phone from an investigator, reads all his party member's personal correspondence, and then shows this correspondence to other party members?
