Subscriber data: In individual cases, the police has the right to obtain from a telecommunications operator and a corporate or association subscriber on request contact information about a network address that is not listed in a public directory or data identifying a network address or terminal end device if the information is needed to carry out police duties. Similarly, the police has the right to obtain postal address information from organisations engaged in postal services.
Traffic data: Traffic data monitoring refers to
- the obtaining of identifying data regarding a message that has been sent from or received by a network address or terminal end device connected to a telecommunications network,
- the obtaining of location data regarding the network address or the terminal end device, or
- the temporary prevention of the use of the network address or terminal end device.
Content data: Telecommunications interception refers to the monitoring, recording and other processing of a message sent to or transmitted from a network address or terminal end device through a public communications network or a communications network connected thereto, in order to determine the contents of the message and the identifying data connected to it.
Voluntary-disclosure: As executing state with regards to the possibility for the OSPs to provide data directly to other Member States is not possible at the moment in Finland.