Coalition Faces Rift over Internet Monitoring

The video discusses the government's increased surveillance measures, including monitoring emails and website visits, to combat terrorism and cybercrime. Critics argue these measures infringe on privacy. The intelligence agency's access to communications is detailed, requiring a warrant. Public and political resistance is highlighted, with Anonymous launching cyberattacks in protest. The proposals create divisions within the political coalition and raise concerns about public panic during crises. Experts emphasize the need for investment in systems to maintain communication during such events.

What are the proposed measures for monitoring emails and website visits?

How do critics view the government's approach to tackling terrorism and cyber crime?

What conditions must be met for the intelligence agency ZCTA to access the contents of communications?

What was the response of the group Anonymous to the government's proposals?

What concerns do experts have regarding the impact of cyber crime on public communication?