Legal aspects 4

In Russia, China, India – content can be a taken threat since autoritative attitude. They are not member of Europena  human rights convention. There can be some problems afterwards. 

Issues in the Code of conduct
monopol is not a good thing

Art 4, broad interpretation of terrorists, 

EU: Present electronic communication framework – “TELECOM Packages”
2002 eCommunications Regulatory Package
2009 Regulation Review

Authorization directive: today is everyone authorized (ofc there are some regulations about how to run a company.. ).
When you own the infrastructure, you HAVE TO share it with others by EU directive (law?). Until they are not paying. (ACCESS DIRECTIVE)

E-privacy 

Most European countries still directive retain a collection of data, even court invalidated. 
CZ, SK, AT still voluntarily collect and store data

Skype to Skype call = for “Free”, but they show us advertisements and data? Skype is actually NOT Electronic communications service. Telecommunications directive doesn’t apply, e-privacy doesn’t apply… Now is by European court cause, that Belgium wants data from Skype, but Skype says that they are not TelCo. We are not quite sure now. In Russia, there is a law, that companies have to share encryption keys to security services, otherwise, they can be stricken down (telegram case https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blocking_Telegram_in_Russia ).

EU Data protection reform
reform started in 2012
GDPR and Police directive (more as a framework) adopted on 27th April 2016.
GDPR does not apply to ??? check video record
72 hrs while data breach

In russia, all the providers ar supposed to store meatadata and content for 2 yrs