The 2015 Government decree to combat terrorism contained a provision which modified the "Code of Criminal Procedure" introducing the possibility of using "informatics tools and software to remotely acquire data and communications of computer system". In his blog post, MP Stefano Quintarelli claimed: "with this amendment Italy become, as far as I know, the first European country to explicitly, and in a generalised way, legalise 'remote computer searches' and the use of 'software for covert data collection'".
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Depends of the activity the user has performed in the internet.
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No, unless it's not Meloni government.
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Yes, but only in certain circumstances (I.e. a pandemic, national safety)
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Si per combattere terrorismo e criminalità organizzata
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@buday4vancouver3yrs3Y
No, and all Espionage (CSIS, CSE, et al...) should be banned.
@7NN387N3yrs3Y
Yes but only for proven terrorists
@8P6PWZP3yrs3Y
No. This is a violation of privacy.
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