Russian official, first deputy chairman of the Public Chamber of the Leningrad Region Vladimir
The official came up with such an initiative andthe corresponding letter to the head of the Ministry of Digital Development of Russia Maksut Shadayev. The letter says that in recent years in Russia the importance of social networks and other virtual services has increased significantly. Therefore, Petrov proposes to evaluate the idea of obligatory linking of social media accounts of Russian citizens to personal identification documents. And the official proposes to do this on the basis of the "Gosuslugi" service. In his opinion, such a measure will help ensure a more respectful and cautious attitude towards laws on the part of users.
The main message of the letter is that users should provide the operator with a minimum of data about themselves, and that without this free access to the Internet would be prohibited.
“In particular, I ask you to consider the issue ofprohibiting free access to the Internet through a wireless connection without the user providing a minimum amount of personal data to the operator - such an authentication system is already successfully operating in European countries, where the familiar public “open networks” that provide access to the Internet without entering a password and personal information have not existed for a long time ", says the official.
Source: RIA Novosti