Bill No. 12840-9 was introduced in the State Duma, which will oblige the Social Fund of Russia (SFR) to transfer detailed information on work activity and citizens' salaries to Rostrud. The government explains this with the need to analyze the labor market, but in its current version the project carries serious hidden risks. Under the guise of "anonymous data", it is planned to transmit not general statistics, but individual work histories, from which, due to high detail (rare position, region, exact salary), a specific person can be easily identified. The bill does not provide an option to opt out of this sharing and does not include strong guarantees that this data will not be used to create a digital profile or automatically deny benefits. OUZS opposes the excessive accumulation of information about citizens and publishes a detailed analysis of the initiative, draft protective amendments, and also calls for appeals to be sent to the relevant deputies of the State Duma Committee in order to protect the right to privacy.