The UK Is Using Bulk Interception to Catch Criminals—And Not Telling Them

02 Jun 2016

“UK authorities are collecting and analysing data in bulk to identify suspected child exploitation offenders on the dark web, but are not informing defendants of how they were caught.”

Source: The UK Is Using Bulk Interception to Catch Criminals—And Not Telling Them | Motherboard

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