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State declines to deny covert use of spyware to monitor Irish citizens

Posted on May 7, 2023 by pogowasright.org

Cianan Brennan reports:

The Government has declined to confirm whether or not State agencies routinely use spyware to monitor Irish citizens, following an inquiry from the European Commission.

Last December, the Commission wrote to all EU member states seeking to clarify the extent to which such software is in use by Governments across the bloc.

Read more at Irish Examiner.

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