After the CNIL is around Reporters Without Borders to express its concern with certain aspects of the bill orientation and programming for the performance of Homeland Security (Loppsi II). This law allows the police in certain circumstances to use software spies recording keystrokes (keylogger) or [...]

Legalization of monitoring protected professions and points of public Internet access, lack of traceability mechanisms, data retention: several points of law Loppsi alert the CNIL.

This law envisages the future operation of a device, hardware or software, allowing "digital recordings." It raises many questions among professionals in the ICT sector.

Bill on LOPPSI (Orientation Law and programming for the performance of Homeland Security) is now available.