The entire life path of network individuals will practically be traceable.

By February 25, recruitment files will be made public, containing biographies and background studies of recruited individuals. Gergő Bendegúz stated that there are 10,000 files in the archives, though many have gone missing due to compromising information. The network data repository has been in use since the early 1970s and will also be accessible. The files include personal identification details of recruited individuals, which are now available. The director noted various forms of coercion used during recruitment, including threats involving sick family members. Approximately 150,000 network individuals existed during the Rákosi and Kádár eras, but many documents were destroyed during significant historical events, leaving data on about 60,000 individuals.