After the attack in Krakow, questions about the overdue e-ID law resurface
The Polish public is questioning the motives behind the recent attack in Krakow, with investigations focusing on the suspect's digital footprint. Delays in implementing EU regulations on electronic evidence hinder data acquisition crucial for the investigation. Experts emphasize that the new EU directive could expedite access to vital information from tech companies, but Poland's legislative process is lagging, potentially impacting future investigations. The urgency of adopting these regulations is highlighted by the need for timely access to digital evidence, especially in serious criminal cases.
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