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Abusers using spyware apps to monitor partners reaches ‘epidemic proportions’

Posted on December 29, 2014 by pogowasright.org

Cahal Milmo reports:

The use of surveillance software by abusive spouses to monitor the phones and computers of their partners secretly has reached “epidemic proportions” and police are ill-equipped to tackle it, domestic violence campaigners have warned.

Read more on Independent.co.uk.

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