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Australia to Remove Chinese Surveillance Cameras
AUSTRALIA – Australia’s defense department say it will remove surveillance cameras made by Chinese communist party-linked companies from its buildings.
AUSTRALIA – Australia’s defense department say it will remove surveillance cameras made by Chinese communist party-linked companies from its buildings. This after the United States and Britain made similar moves.
Defense Minister Richard Marles said his department is assessing all its surveillance technology.
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