“Police progresses more and more data”

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The police in 2013 about 62,000 times data advanced. In most cases, this concerned so-called historical data, data that is in accordance with the retention requirements should be collected. Also drew heavily on the police more internet connections.

The number of claims was last year at about 62,000, a year earlier almost was 57,000, an increase of ten percent. Compared to 2011, the number of claims even with one-quarter increased. That discovered Rejo Zenger of burgerrechtenorganisatie Bits of Freedom, in a letter to parliament in June; the passage had hitherto gone unnoticed.

In most cases, the claims for delivery of so-called historical traffic data, though it is not clear exactly how large the proportion is. Historical traffic data may go to the question of who at a given moment with those who called or who is on a date in the past behind an ip address was. Internet and telecom providers have to store data because of the hold. That law is controversial; the European Court of Justice put a line through the directive on which it is based. The government admits that the law needs to be adjusted, but in the meantime, he continues to be in force.

When the number of 62,000 claims have been questioning the CIOT will not be included. That database contains the current contact details of any internet – and telecomklant in the Netherlands. Each day fill in the providers with new information. The police can request data from that database-without having to gerchtelijk order to need to ask. In 2013, that happened a whopping 2.3 million times.

Also the number of internettaps increased. Where the police in 2012 approximately 17,000 internettaps placed, there were last year nearly a thousand more. In 2011, there were only 3300 internettaps placed. According to the ministry, the increase explained by the increased use of smartphones. If that is to be drained, is both a tap placed on the data connection if the telephone line. The number of wiretaps remained about the same.

There are no reliable figures prior to 2011 on the number of claims of data