the Figure comes in a report showing the bugs in Norway, Sweden, Finland and Spain, writes Dagens Næringsliv.
the Figure shows the legal intervention of the secret wiretap in real-time. It applies, for example, monitoring of phone lines, control of who is calling whom, when and for how long, ” says ceo Abraham Waterfall in Telia Norway, who want more openness about the wiretap. The report also shows that Telia refused 54 inquiries about the eavesdropping in this year’s first six months.
We place great emphasis on confidence-building. It is important that our 2.3 million customers know that we manage, is open and transparent, ” says Foss. He says the report will be submitted every six months.
Director Bjørn Erik Thon in the Inspectorate seems the open line Telia has decided on, is positive.
– It is important that there is transparency about police use of data, and it writes Telia themselves into a tradition of us companies have represented for some years now with their so-called transparency reports, ” says Thon. He thinks it is as expected that the company will say no to bugging in so few cases. (NTB)
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