Art. 61

Surveillance Type HD_29_TEL comprises the retroactive surveillance of secondary telecommunications data of a telephony and multimedia service and, if applicable, converging services, in particular SMS, voice mail and RCS. The following secondary telecommunications data of the past telecommunications traffic in communications and communication attempts using the services under surveillance must be transmitted:¹

1. their type, the date and time of the start and, if applicable, the end or their duration;
2. ² the addressing resources (e.g. MSISDN, GPSI, E.164 number, SIP URI, IMPU) of all persons communicating with each other and their roles;
3. the reason for the end of the communication or the communication attempt;
4. ³ in the case of mobile services: IMEI or PEI of the terminal device used by the target and the IMSI or SUPI of the target;
5. if applicable, the type of carrier service;
6. in the case of SMS and MMS: the information on the event, the type (only in the case of SMS) and the status;
7. ⁴ in the case of mobile services: the location data determined by the network if possible and indicated accordingly for the cell or the non-3GPP access used by the target at the beginning and at the end of the communication or the communication attempt and, if available, during the communication, in accordance with the applicable FDJP regulations;
8. ⁵ if available, in addition to the data in letter g, the location information from maritime navigation or aviation;
9. in the case of multimedia services:

1. the customer’s IP address and its type and the port number,

2. the communication correlation identifier,

3. the types of multimedia content,

4. information on the multimedia components (time, name, description, initiator, access-correlation identifier), and

5. if applicable, information on the IMS services (type of IMS service used, role of the network element from which the secondary telecommunications data come);

i.⁶ in the case of multimedia services: information on the target’s network access:

1. the access type,

2. the access class,

3. an indication of whether the information on access to the network comes from the network, and

4. the location data relating to the network access at the beginning and the end of the multimedia session, and, if available, during the multimedia session in accordance with the applicable FDJP regulations;

j.⁷ if applicable, the name of networks directly adjacent to the communication or the attempt at communication.