Plan massive bleeding continues Internet

- The government pays no attention to the many criticisms of his plan for massive interception of Internet traffic and put it unchanged.

This is clear from the text of the new Law on Intelligence and Security, which is still secret but which is owned by the Times and the NIS.

Intelligence will be able to data centers that handle e-mail, text messaging, Internet phone and apps, to structurally closely. They may hack innocent civilians, as they can come to a suspect so quickly.

Bits of Freedom, which promotes digital civil rights, not to mention the new law. Quot; That the government ignores the broad-based fundamental criticism of the trawl. Bits of Freedom believes that innocent people should not be drained and wants that power table is , according to the organization. With the trawl they mean the indiscriminate interception of citizens.

Senate President Ankie Broekers-Knol (VVD) said in the radio program The fourth morning they are worried about the bill. Quot; It seems to go quite far me to hack innocent civilians to hold suspects. That means you can not simply violate the privacy of citizens, but really strongly takes hold. Quot; She believes that the review of the massive bleeding must be properly regulated.