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Greece Phone Surveillance Scandal
GREECE – A European Parliament’s Inquiry Committee investigating the use of surveillance spyware by the government says the EU executive arm
GREECE – A European Parliament’s Inquiry Committee investigating the use of surveillance spyware by the government says the EU executive arm.
Member countries are failing to properly tackle a surveillance scandal and are targeting opposition politicians and journalists.
A draft report says the European council and national governments are practicing a code of silence and regretted that the commission only shared information concerning spyware attacks on its own employees.
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