WiFi on passport?

Question

Law in IT

He was on vacation, then did not work due to poisoning. In general, it doesn't matter.
I came to work, and the director tells me. It is necessary to collect and store the personal data of everyone who connects to our WiFi. And refers to this source. To be honest, everything that is written there is like a Chinese letter for me.
Please tell me about this. In a point of sale (market) where free WiFi from a provider is installed, how to collect personal data? And who should store and process them?
Second question. Corporate WiFi, password-protected, access to which is provided to a limited circle of people, everyone works in the company. Do they need to give me their passport details?

Answer 1

In fact, there we are talking about operators of universal communication services . It is unlikely that your point on the market belongs to such an operator. But if the boss insists, there are two human release options:
1) Technical - you set up a hotspot on your hotspot in such a way that when a new client connects, he needs to enter his phone number in the browser, which will then receive a one-time password.
2) Economic - you invite some existing provider who, for a fee, will put a wi-fi point on your behalf, and the provider already somehow stores data
. By the way, this document does not say anything about what you should store. It's about user identification.so a phone number is enough.
Yes, another technical option came to mind: the law does not say anything about what will happen if the user deliberately enters incorrect information. Of course, this is a hack of the system, but you can make it so that the user simply enters his phone number, you save it and give access to the Internet. This is so, a temporary solution for the poor)
PS If someone really needs it, I can get confused and write an article on how to implement it technically. Only it will not be very fast, unless someone gives a financial accelerator)

Answer 2

Unfortunately, not everything is so rosy.
In 758 Government Decree (to which you referred), our "valiant law writers" have already managed to make the next amendments in the form of Government Decree 801 .
Now " if you are a legal entity or individual entrepreneur - from now on everyone (no matter employees or visitors) who connects to your wireless access point or any other equipment through which he can access the Internet - EVERYONE must provide you with a last name, first name, patronymic (if any), place of residence, details of the main identity document; you must carefully collect, process and quarterly transfer all this to the telecom operator "(c) source