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POLAND: How many times did the state authorities reach out for our private telecommunications data in 2011? We publish the latest research

01 April 2012

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This is carried out under the EU Directive on mandatory data retention and: "Just last year the courts, public prosecutor's office, the police and other authorities used data concerning our electronic communication exactly 1 856 888 times. It is almost half a million times more than in 2010 and 800 000 times more than in 2009."

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