Прослушка, Telegram и слежка: что реально могут силовики

Can a home or office be wiretapped? Do law enforcement agencies have access to instant messaging apps? Is it true that Telegram messages can be grounds for criminal prosecution? In this episode, lawyers Sergey Askarov, Sergey Uzdensky, and Evgeny Gritskov discuss how investigative operations work in practice, what exactly law enforcement agencies can use, and why it's important to follow a simple rule today: any conversation can be overheard, and any correspondence can be read. In this issue: • How is an operational investigation formally launched? • Who authorizes wiretapping? • Can someone break into an apartment and install equipment? • How are offices and cubicles bugged? • Are there cameras and microphones in office spaces? • Is there access to Telegram and other messengers? • How correspondence becomes evidence in a bribery case? • Why is it difficult to prove the illegality of such materials even in court? Lawyer cases, real-life examples, and an analysis of how surveillance, wiretapping, and digital evidence collection are organized today. ✉️ Contact us: [email protected] or by phone: +79162757420 🔹 Telegram: @napravahzashchiti 🔹 MAX. https://max.ru/u/f9LHodD0cOIM8_BhjIo-... Subscribe to the channel, like, and ask questions in the comments. You can read the guidelines here: https://t.me/uzdenskiy/1085 📲 Follow us on social media 🔹 Instagram* Evgeny Gritskov   / advokat_gritskov   🔹 Telegram Sergey Askarov https://t.me/lawlawlandask 🔹 Instagram* Sergey Askarov   / serg_ask   🔹 Telegram Sergey Uzdenskiy https://t.me/uzdenskiy 🔹 Instagram* Sergey Uzdenskiy   / advokat_uzdenskiy   "On the Rights of Defense" is a podcast by three practicing lawyers: Sergey Askarov, Sergey Uzdenskiy, and Evgeny Gritskov. Every week, we discuss current news, high-profile cases, and situations that people and businesses face in practice. Our goal is not only to analyze the law but also to explain how it works in reality and where mistakes are most often made. The podcast is designed as an informational and educational project about protecting rights, risks, and solutions that are important to understand in advance. *belongs to Meta, whose activities are recognized as extremist in the Russian Federation and are prohibited Timecodes: 00:00 Can a home or office be wiretapped? 00:37 What is this episode about? 00:59 What types of operational investigative measures are there? 01:29 What is considered grounds for surveillance and development? 02:10 Why the real reason for operational investigative measures is almost impossible to know? 03:12 Who even checks the legality of such measures? 04:14 The case of Magomed Magomedov's torture 06:15 Can an office or residential property be wiretapped? 06:49 The story of a husband and wife's conversation being wiretapped in their bedroom? 07:46 How, according to a lawyer, equipment can be installed in an apartment? 09:03 Cameras and wiretapping in office spaces 09:41 Why is it difficult to recognize such evidence as inadmissible in court? 11:13 Is there access to Messengers 12:03 Geolocation, apps, and digital footprints 12:47 Why confidence in the security of messengers has disappeared 14:13 What was said about Telegram and "account mirrors" 15:16 How to access conversations without hacking a messenger 16:21 Is there real evidence of access to correspondence 16:30 Criminal case regarding Telegram correspondence about bribery 17:32 Are messengers really being wiretapped? 18:06 Why security always lags behind hacking methods 18:39 The main rule: speak as if you are being listened to 19:31 How to protect yourself and what is important to remember 19:55 Final