excellent engineering calculation, that is, such a huge building with a huge span for that time in the seventies was a big breakthrough. decades later, the building of the sports palace remains original today; without it it is difficult to imagine the modern avenue of winners, but the desire for novelty did not always have a positive effect on the historical appearance of the city. capital, the fashion for large-scale multifunctional objects sometimes ended sadly for historical buildings. in may 1962, at a meeting with the first secretary.

he asked to speak, turning to mazarov: can i tell you that everyone expected gratitude to the belarusian leadership for the trust shown, but filimonov spoke very emotionally about something completely different. a few words about the red church. the church, of course, is not an architectural monument, but since it survived the battles, it will definitely become one, it is beautiful in itself and... the bricks for its

construction were brought from poland itself, there is no need to demolish it, and the cinema can be found in another place . unfortunately, the course towards modernist environmental regeneration had its own consequences. an example of such a modernist.

thanks to a balanced approach, today we have the vankovich house in the center of minsk, a horse estate, we have interesting, original buildings of previous eras , modern new objects, the so-called glass architecture. they were born at the junction of eras. in the sixties, minsk found its new face.

the appearance of the belarusian capital 60 is a time of expressive objects of that time. we see. today, and this is the result of a mixture of styles. minsk at this time became an arena for the activities of outstanding architects. and in this sense, the sixties and seventies brought a completely new flavor to the image of minsk, the flavor of such bright, expressive modernism, non-unit objects, new ensembles, this long period of the thirties and forties.

minsk is such a library of architectural styles, if you treat it with interest and at the same time critically, you can come to minsk and study the history of the development of society and architecture.

hello, everything is clear with you about the project with marina karaman, let's talk about complex things. in simple language. today we’re talking about why you can’t send photo passports, who is able to protect our personal data and how to force the store to delete information about you? go! facial recognition and electronic authentication became an integral part of our lives when unlocking a mobile phone with a face and a fingerprint appeared, and this is the use of our biometrics by private companies. we stopped paying attention to this, but recently... stories about personal data leaks have been cleared from news feeds, and even advanced admirers of new technologies have tensed up, is their personal data safe? almost everyone, older people pay attention to this, and young belarusians who grew up in

the digital world leave home addresses, phone numbers, real names, surnames and dates of birth anywhere without fear, and some even send them to unfamiliar interlocutors. on social networks photos of their passports. usually strangers ask for this to send an advance for a large purchase or to register a player on the exchange. i’ll tell you straight away that you can’t send photo passports to anyone, ever. they could be blackmailed or taken online loan for it. personal data is now being asked for by everything: social networks, shops, beauty salons, delivery services, sushi, bars and pizzerias, online stores, banks, the tax office, clinics and a bunch of other establishments. but most of them are not able to protect your personal information. those who work with your data on behalf of the state. the protection of the digital field of belarus is being seriously upgraded. a year and a half ago, we established a national center for the protection

of personal data; last february, the president signed a decree on cybersecurity countries. according to it, an army of it specialists and engineers is creating a powerful shield against cyber attacks on the state. the organization, which is important, has the personal responsibility of their leaders for the safety of data, so that we can entrust part of our lives to digital, because in some cases this will have to be done. for example, belarus is switching to id cards and biometric passports. many do not trust them, but they are protected from modern threats much better than a paper book. an id card, for example, is not just a piece of plastic, it is a sandwich made of several layers polycarbonate, each of which... with its own protection in the card there is a chip, in the chip there is information about the person, photo fingerprints and a digital signature, it is created by order of the ministry of internal affairs by a national center for electronic services, and law enforcement officers link the signature to the card. the owner receives an envelope with two pin codes

and one pack code; without them, no one can use this signature. the ministry of internal affairs never transmits personal data of citizens via the internet, so it is impossible to intercept it. information flies through secure channels, that is, through hidden cables. take the cable to you can use your hands, there is no information from it. for the same reason, in belarus it is impossible to authenticate people through viarochki. this system works via the internet; our country has refused to transmit biometric data online. the ministry of internal affairs does not allow other organizations to access its database and no one can extract records from it. the department transmits information to a limited extent. only through the buffer, the national automated information system, also known as oaic, all organizations that enter into contracts with it work with id cards. for example, a person with an id card registers at a clinic, the registrar scans it, and a request is sent to

oaiis. oaic requires a digital signature from the clinic to ensure that it is not hackers. receives it and requests information about the ministry of internal affairs for the clinic. the ministry of internal affairs issues oais. exactly as much information about a person as the clinic has the right to. oais sends this information and the patient is registered. this happens in seconds, but under multi-stage protection with designated ones. responsible persons, patient clinics must provide their data so that if something happens, a person can challenge the conclusions of specialists on his behalf, use insurance, enter into an agreement on paid services or open a sick leave, but the patient is not at all obliged to allow his data to be entered into an electronic card, for this you just need to say, that you are against electronic processing of personal data, and your documents will be kept only in paper form. zaks register acts

of civil status, that is, they simply record that someone was born, died, got married, got divorced or changed his name. zaks transmits the data that the fact has happened to the population register, which is also maintained by the ministry of internal affairs. it is protected by the law on the population register and approximately the same mechanisms that protect id passport data. how does it work? the ministry of internal affairs receives information about the fact from zacks. such and such a person was born. zaks records the child's registration in two copies and keeps them for 100 years. one in the zaks branch itself, the second in the regional executive committee. when 100 years have passed, these records are transferred to the state archives. form of a person's birth certificate sachse doesn't stay. only the child’s parents have it, that is, there is nothing for a hacker to steal from zaks. the legislative assembly is a body that helps the ministry of internal affairs fill out the population register. and it also does this through closed communication channels, allowing only

employees specified by law to access the data, so in the event of a leak, it will not be difficult to find and bring to justice the culprit. in banks, user data is protected by highly sophisticated programs and banking codes. the sacred cow of this code is bank secrecy. the document states what it includes, lists persons who have the right to request information from the bank. imposes on the national bank and commercial banks the obligation to protect the financial interests of clients and ensure the inviolability of their private lives. all information security storage systems are put into operation only after certification at the operational analytical center under the president, that is, again protection by the state and those in charge who have positions and names. there is another important point: in banks , information is stored only until the goals of the transaction are achieved, that is, while... your a service agreement, the standard storage period is no more than 5 years, then the information about

you is simply deleted from the database; no one can find it there. no, private owners cannot protect data like this, firstly, because creating a truly reliable storage system is insanely expensive. entire it companies are working on this. at all stages of writing software , an intricacy of algorithms that encrypt is embedded into it. data, make the paths to them tortuous, and the information unreadable for outsiders. the system is tested for vulnerabilities constantly strengthening its protection. this is a service and you also have to pay for it. beauty salons and even the largest stores simply do not have money for such products. secondly, in serious structures there is a clear delineation of positions with access to other people’s data. the right to touch them is regulated not by internal rules, but by the laws of the country. access. only a few groups of employees who are bound by a non-disclosure agreement, job descriptions and

the risk of going to prison for violations always have access to information. in in small organizations, everyone, from the administrator to the director, has access to the main computer with the client base. and no one can check what is happening on internet platforms, so it is unsafe to litter data there. it's better not to leave them at all. the belarusian law on the protection of personal data contains. such a thing as redundant information, they can only take from you the information that is necessary to provide the service; if they ask for your home address in order to issue a discount card, you have every right not to give it, this is unnecessary information for the store or a hairdresser, it is impossible to refuse to issue you a card due to their absence, but if the matter has already been done, you can force any commercial site to remove your name, phone number, email or postal address from the database, to do this you need to demand to stop processing your personal data , you can call or leave an email

in which you directly state: i ask you to stop processing my personal data and delete all my contacts. personally, i prefer paper letters with delivery receipts. then the addressee does not delay the deletion, because he understands that the person has physical proof of the claim, with which he can go to court. if you agreed to the processing of data by checking the box on the site. service, you can go to your account and uncheck these boxes. if the site, despite your demands, sends you advertising and offers products, it will face an administrative or criminal case. in order for belarusians to quickly resolve any issues with personal data and improve information hygiene, in november twenty in the first year, the country launched a law on the protection of personal data, the national center for the protection of personal data. the president ordered the creation of this structure. there are guys working there who know

everything about the security of personal information. they help people understand controversial situations and defend. don’t show information about yourself if it’s unnecessary, their website is cpd or kpd.by, there are contacts, life hacks and a lot of other useful information, but in order to feel calmer and more confident, every belarusian should read now law on the protection of personal data make notes in the margins, the document is not long, not complex, but with maximum efficiency. and then, accept the fact that. valuable belarusians are also part of the digital world, we cannot separate from it, partial adaptation is inevitable, appreciate a person who adapts the rules of this world to us by laws, and does not subordinate us to it, when asked to voice our home address, do not hesitate to ask why you should not voice it , if the answer does not convince you, dose the data as a medicine, leave it

only if there is an expected benefit from it exceeds the expected harm and... be sure to use government tools to protect your information, there are many of them and they are only getting bigger, i’m marina karaman and what the shield around our data looks like, we figured it out, everything is clear, see you. everything you wanted to know about the meaning of human existence is god’s providence for everyone; this providence will already be fully revealed in the kingdom of heaven, and it will be even more open

during the second coming of christ, when the lord will reward everyone according to their deeds. kali chalavek with high fees and any adnosіstsya and what they have in their temple, then such images are captured, not looking at the fact that at the point of monitoring the traditional outputs that have been drilled for a long time.

everything is constant, russia is the largest investor, our investors invested 4 billion dollars in the economy of belarus, the whole process begins with the procurement of our own raw materials, trees are cut down on leased plots, which were allocated by the state , some 20 years ago, they were cut and sold as raw materials, but stopped in time and restarted. in a country that is one of the most forested in the world, it was natural

for woodworking to take root. but today the plant is... three countries in the world where we supply our products; the president of our country gives the products of our plant as souvenirs. last year , almost 247,00 citizens came to us visa-free from lithuania, about 126,000 residents and more than 42,500 poles from latvia. not the closure of checkpoints, nor the attempts of our neighbors to intimidate their own citizens with far-fetched problems during their stay on belarusian territory had no effect. we feel like we're at home. we get some other procedures, you just come to relax. main topics on the main broadcast. watch on tv channel belarus 24. you are watching the news now in

the studio olga kalairova, hello. the women's movement in belarus has become a force in society that cannot be ignored. the results of recent elections to parliament and local councils of deputies are further confirmation of this. today the president meets with activists belarusian women's union. there are more than 170 thousand representatives in its ranks.