CLEAN : Alarm over Big Brother Turkish Internet cu

The video discusses the introduction of a new surveillance infrastructure in Turkey, granting the Telecommunications Communications Presidency powers to collect personal and traffic data from internet service providers and hosting companies. This data can be accessed without a court order, raising concerns about privacy and freedom of expression. The legislation affects companies like Google, Facebook, and Twitter, and may deter social media use for political purposes. The bill, part of a larger legislative package, moves Turkey closer to countries with restrictive internet policies.

What new powers are being granted to the Telecommunications Communications Presidency?

How long will service providers be required to retain communications data?

What is the potential impact of the new surveillance measures on freedom of expression?

In what ways does the new law compare Turkey to countries like Iran and China?

What are the implications of the bill being part of a wider miscellaneous bill?