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Brussels to allow installation of spyware on journalists’ phones and laptops

46 pointsby ailefalmost 2 years ago

4 comments

boring_twentiesalmost 2 years ago
&gt; France has won support for the carve out, which is justified as “essential to strike a fair balance between the need to protect the confidentiality of journalists’ sources and the need to protect citizens and the state against serious threats, whoever the perpetrators may be”.<p>So you mean this would only be applicable in cases of e.g. imminent terrorist attacks? Or ...<p>&gt; pirating music or video
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kranke155almost 2 years ago
Is Uk law any better? My impression is the UK has terrible privacy laws atm.<p>And The Telegraph is notoriously antiEU and I wouldn’t trust them to report on a bagel in Brussels accurately
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_zzawalmost 2 years ago
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croesalmost 2 years ago
So why again is China bad?<p>Seems like this time we copy from them.
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