Electronic diaries: To be or not to be ...

    In continuation of the topics raised in this habratopika, an
    interesting document recently fell into the hands: Letter from the Committee on Education .
    In it, as usual, hiding behind the concern for personal data, our native officials from education, hiding behind the law on the protection of confidential information, try to cover up one project and PR another.
    Particularly pleased with paragraph 3, which states that it turns out in accordance with this law that the design and technical must necessarily be agreed with the Committee on Education and the Committee on Informatization and Communications. Well, in the end, as usual, “heavenly punishment” is promised, up to “criminal liability” for those who violate the requirements of the law (it’s good that they are not the requirements of a letter :)).
    Well and also there is a direct indication of a competing product that all the "right" schools must acquire.
    Of course, there are no requirements for design and technical documentation, which must be agreed upon.

    What does the Habra community think about this: does it make sense to complain to the FAS? Or is it worth trying to fulfill the requirements and agree on the design and technical documentation?

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