According to a report published by the Bangladeshi news outlet Prothom Alo, phone data—including call logs, SMS records, and location information—can be accessed by anyone who pays for it, including government ministers. The report states that the data is not restricted to authorized individuals and can be obtained by any person who provides the required payment.
The investigation, described by Prothom Alo as “the first light of inquiry,” highlights the alarming ease with which such sensitive information can be obtained. The article emphasizes that the data is not protected from unauthorized access, raising concerns about privacy and security.
Prothom Alo’s report does not provide details on the mechanisms or entities facilitating the data acquisition, nor does it identify specific individuals or organizations involved. The article calls attention to the potential vulnerability of personal phone data in Bangladesh.
For further details, readers are directed to the original Prothom Alo article available at https://www.prothomalo.com/video/bangladesh/mjzkkogl71.
Article and image source: prothomalo.com
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