In Servant of the People, deputies want to buy “anti-spy” phone screen films
Deputies are considering additional protection for their phone screens.
Oleksandr Kabanov, a deputy of the Servant of the People faction, was reviewing user discussions in a chat about buying “anti-spy” phone screen films.
The relevant correspondence was filmed and passed to TK Media by journalist Alexei Lipovetsky (to watch the video, scroll to the end of the article).
As the video shows, presumably deputies who are members of the chat are discussing news about correspondence by Servant of the People deputy Andriy Klochko in the party's working chat, in which he wrote that he did not allow Batkivshchyna leader Yulia Tymoshenko to vote for a bill on the land market. Users write that the correspondence was taken from their chat and suggest “buying everyone an anti-spy.” Others note that this is not entirely reliable protection.
The “anti-spy” is presumably a special darkening film for the phone screen that hides the image from everyone except the phone's user.
TK Media previously published a video of a Servant of the People deputy discussing Yulia Tymoshenko's “fresh” plastic surgery.
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