Personal Data Protection

Here you can see how easy it was to find personal data on income, workplaces, and loans she took out at banks.

Today we launched a new phase of Celular Seguro. The program has become a permanent policy and has gained an important tool: the National Bank of Restricted Cell Phones. The new database integrates information from the civil police of the 27 Federative Units, telecommunications operators and national security systems. With this, before buying a used device, you will be able to check in the app or on the portal whether it is stolen or snatched. Just enter the IMEI (the cellphone's 'RG'). The system will tell you immediately if the device has any restriction. In addition, we created Recovery Mode. With it, if the phone is stolen and the user files a report, the police will be able to monitor the device across the country. As soon as someone tries to insert a new SIM card, the system will detect it and the police will notify the person to return the phone. Less space for crime, more protection for the citizen. 📸 @ricardostuckert

Another aspect: permanent monitoring of content, traceability in private messaging services.

Another situation: it shifts to the platforms themselves the need for a filter, for a control that represents what we have fought against over time, and I took part when we voted on the Marco Civil da Internet law.

Not because you became a criminal, but because the State began to look at your PIX as if it were suspicious money.

They wanted to control you.

And freedom doesn't end all at once.

It is taken away little by little, by ordinance, by normative instruction, by technical adjustment, until the day the government knows more about your money than you do.