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Telegram-channel "2ch / Dvach" reported that the "presentation of the Sobyanin QR-concentration camp" was leaked to the Internet. The screenshots posted in the access show some "work regulations" after the introduction of the pass-through regime in the capital. “Judging by the amount of work done, they were doing this long before the pandemic,” says Dvach. The first reports about the introduction of a new access system with elements of surveillance appeared on the eve, as well as news about the introduction of QR codes. And just recently, the existence of such regulations "MBH Media" was confirmed by a source in the city administration.
Unfortunately, he declined to name the status of the documents - whether they were "only a proposal" or an approved action plan. Nevertheless, according to him, these regulations and their feasibility are being actively discussed in closed IT-groups.
According to the documents leaked to the Network, advertisements divide Moscow residents into several groups - according to the type of need to go out - both official and unofficial. Ordinary citizens will be allowed to go outside only after a preliminary application in their personal account on mos.ru (the city hall's website). Anyone who wants to go out will have to get an OR-code; it will be possible to go outside only with the code in the smartphone or its printout.
As follows from the "regulations", compliance with going out on request will be monitored using patrols, video surveillance, mobile billing and banking transactions. Residents are expected to be fined for violating the regime.
The creators of these slides divide the residents of the capital into four groups:
After the introduction of these measures, it is planned to gradually (starting from April 4) introduce liability for violation of these rules.
For an urgent exit from home to a store or pharmacy, it will be necessary to submit an application each time on the mos.ru website, where citizens will be required to enter their place of actual residence and attach their photograph. A new QR code will be generated for each application. For violation of this regime, according to the slides, it is planned to introduce fines: for the lack of a code, for a large number of exits from the house, for using public transport, for appearing in other areas and conducting banking transactions there ...
For those who want to go to the dacha or to another district of Moscow, similar rules will be provided: registration on the mayor's office, indicating the actual address of residence, attaching a photo. Such an application implies several reasons for the trip: family circumstances, visiting a court, going to the country, and others. If a person plans to go to the dacha, then all the data will be transferred to the authorities of the Moscow region. It is especially emphasized that QR codes for city trips are valid only in conjunction with a passport. Fines are also provided here, and QR codes will be monitored at the entrance to public transport and on the roads when a private car stops.
For those who will be allowed to work on a need-to-know basis, there is a different mode for receiving QR codes. The employer will be required to register their employees - to provide their photographs and electronic digital signature. QR codes will only be valid together with a passport. For violators (if the worker deviates from the path from home to work and back), fines are also provided.
Officials, security officials and deputies will not need to register, their pass (without limitation of directions) will be their service certificate.
Netizens are confident that the action of so many strict restrictive measures will not end with the quarantine. According to many human rights activists, these initiatives violate the rights of citizens even in emergency situations. Sarkis Darbinyan, leading lawyer of RosKomSvobody, believes that
Some adhere to the conspiracy opinion that a number of services, supposedly created for the convenience of citizens, were made simultaneously and for spying on them:
“It all started with the need to obtain permits (“ approve ”) for rallies. Now we will receive permission to leave the house,” says FBK director Ivan Zhdanov.
In turn, the politician and founder of OZI Leonid Volkov believes that this initiative will eventually result in another use of budget funds, but in practice it will not work:
“There is a presentation on the Internet about the alleged plans of the mayor's office to electronically spy on Muscovites,” writes Echo Moskvy journalist Alexander Plyushchev. - The credibility has not been confirmed in any way, but the style is similar, and there are many details that indicate that the author, at least, is familiar with DIT of Moscow firsthand. Previous public statements by the Moscow authorities were quite in the spirit of this presentation - hellish, frightening, not justified by any pandemic, explained only by the thirst for total control, money and power. "
“Strengthening surveillance under the pretext of good goals is always a deception,” says Vladislav Zdolnikov, owner of TgVPN and the IT and SORM Telegram channel. "This is always a" temporary measure ", which in fact will never be canceled and rolled back, because it is against the interests of the authorities."
In his opinion, the experience of Italy, Spain, Japan and South Korea shows that quarantine there without the introduction of excessively harsh surveillance measures for citizens has already yielded results, and "total surveillance is very scary," so he advises everyone:
Politician Dmitry Gudkov agrees with him. “The coronavirus only speeds up the process. A smooth slide into dictatorship turns into a rapid collapse. The varnish is peeling off authoritarianism - and here it is a concentration camp, just adjusted for "digital". Have you already read the plans to issue QR codes to leave the house? Everybody register, upload photos so that cameras on the streets can track you? These are the same cameras that used to catch activists at rallies. Thanks to which the defendants in the Moscow case were detained in the courts. Which are quiet, "in experiment mode", which have been in the subway for a month. Well, that's what they stand for. Without the virus, we would have received all this in portions: by separate repressive measures. And now they gave it to us right away, ...
Kommersant contacted the Moscow Information Technology Department (DIT) for a comment, but IT officials have not yet responded to the publication's request.
Unfortunately, he declined to name the status of the documents - whether they were "only a proposal" or an approved action plan. Nevertheless, according to him, these regulations and their feasibility are being actively discussed in closed IT-groups.
According to the documents leaked to the Network, advertisements divide Moscow residents into several groups - according to the type of need to go out - both official and unofficial. Ordinary citizens will be allowed to go outside only after a preliminary application in their personal account on mos.ru (the city hall's website). Anyone who wants to go out will have to get an OR-code; it will be possible to go outside only with the code in the smartphone or its printout.
As follows from the "regulations", compliance with going out on request will be monitored using patrols, video surveillance, mobile billing and banking transactions. Residents are expected to be fined for violating the regime.
The creators of these slides divide the residents of the capital into four groups:
- officials, deputies and security officials (there are no restrictions on movement in the city);
- going out on the street for basic needs (limited in movement only by their area);
- those who make long trips around the city and departures outside it (indicate the destination in advance in a special application);
- working (no restrictions on movement from home to work).
After the introduction of these measures, it is planned to gradually (starting from April 4) introduce liability for violation of these rules.
For an urgent exit from home to a store or pharmacy, it will be necessary to submit an application each time on the mos.ru website, where citizens will be required to enter their place of actual residence and attach their photograph. A new QR code will be generated for each application. For violation of this regime, according to the slides, it is planned to introduce fines: for the lack of a code, for a large number of exits from the house, for using public transport, for appearing in other areas and conducting banking transactions there ...
For those who want to go to the dacha or to another district of Moscow, similar rules will be provided: registration on the mayor's office, indicating the actual address of residence, attaching a photo. Such an application implies several reasons for the trip: family circumstances, visiting a court, going to the country, and others. If a person plans to go to the dacha, then all the data will be transferred to the authorities of the Moscow region. It is especially emphasized that QR codes for city trips are valid only in conjunction with a passport. Fines are also provided here, and QR codes will be monitored at the entrance to public transport and on the roads when a private car stops.
For those who will be allowed to work on a need-to-know basis, there is a different mode for receiving QR codes. The employer will be required to register their employees - to provide their photographs and electronic digital signature. QR codes will only be valid together with a passport. For violators (if the worker deviates from the path from home to work and back), fines are also provided.
Officials, security officials and deputies will not need to register, their pass (without limitation of directions) will be their service certificate.
Netizens are confident that the action of so many strict restrictive measures will not end with the quarantine. According to many human rights activists, these initiatives violate the rights of citizens even in emergency situations. Sarkis Darbinyan, leading lawyer of RosKomSvobody, believes that
Plus, many doubt that the data transferred by Muscovites to the capital's authorities to obtain the notorious "codes" will fall into safe hands, and they also have a vague idea of the mechanism of such checks:
Some adhere to the conspiracy opinion that a number of services, supposedly created for the convenience of citizens, were made simultaneously and for spying on them:
“It all started with the need to obtain permits (“ approve ”) for rallies. Now we will receive permission to leave the house,” says FBK director Ivan Zhdanov.
In turn, the politician and founder of OZI Leonid Volkov believes that this initiative will eventually result in another use of budget funds, but in practice it will not work:
“There is a presentation on the Internet about the alleged plans of the mayor's office to electronically spy on Muscovites,” writes Echo Moskvy journalist Alexander Plyushchev. - The credibility has not been confirmed in any way, but the style is similar, and there are many details that indicate that the author, at least, is familiar with DIT of Moscow firsthand. Previous public statements by the Moscow authorities were quite in the spirit of this presentation - hellish, frightening, not justified by any pandemic, explained only by the thirst for total control, money and power. "
“Strengthening surveillance under the pretext of good goals is always a deception,” says Vladislav Zdolnikov, owner of TgVPN and the IT and SORM Telegram channel. "This is always a" temporary measure ", which in fact will never be canceled and rolled back, because it is against the interests of the authorities."
In his opinion, the experience of Italy, Spain, Japan and South Korea shows that quarantine there without the introduction of excessively harsh surveillance measures for citizens has already yielded results, and "total surveillance is very scary," so he advises everyone:
Zdolnikov also advises to help the headquarters of legal aid "Agora", which "will help everyone who is faced with fines as part of total surveillance - most likely, these fines will be canceled in Russian courts, and if not, you will definitely receive compensation for them at the ECHR. "...
Politician Dmitry Gudkov agrees with him. “The coronavirus only speeds up the process. A smooth slide into dictatorship turns into a rapid collapse. The varnish is peeling off authoritarianism - and here it is a concentration camp, just adjusted for "digital". Have you already read the plans to issue QR codes to leave the house? Everybody register, upload photos so that cameras on the streets can track you? These are the same cameras that used to catch activists at rallies. Thanks to which the defendants in the Moscow case were detained in the courts. Which are quiet, "in experiment mode", which have been in the subway for a month. Well, that's what they stand for. Without the virus, we would have received all this in portions: by separate repressive measures. And now they gave it to us right away, ...
Kommersant contacted the Moscow Information Technology Department (DIT) for a comment, but IT officials have not yet responded to the publication's request.
