State Surveillance
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Government Breaching Privacy By Seeking Citizens' Call Records: Congress
The Congress on Thursday accused the government of seeking call data records of millions of mobile users in Delhi and nine states, saying this was a breach of citizens' privacy and an attempt to "convert India into a surveillance state".
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"Aim Was To Improve Services, Not Spy": Centre Denies Call Surveillance
The government today denied asking for call details of citizens after excerpts of a letter by telecom operators to the Department of Telecom were reported today, raising concerns about state surveillance.
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China Activists Fear Increased Surveillance With New Security Law
Chinese activists say they fear intensified state surveillance after a draft law seeking to legitimise monitoring of suspects and raid premises was announced last week, the latest step to strengthen Beijing's security apparatus.
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Swedish MPs Meet Edward Snowden, Talk Mass Surveillance
Three Swedish members of parliament met with fugitive US intelligence agent Edward Snowden at a secret location in Moscow on Friday to discuss mass surveillance, Swedish media reported.
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US Surveillance Programmes Threaten Freedom of Press, Report Says
US surveillance programmes are making it more difficult for government officials to speak to the press anonymously, two rights groups said on Monday.
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Government Breaching Privacy By Seeking Citizens' Call Records: Congress
The Congress on Thursday accused the government of seeking call data records of millions of mobile users in Delhi and nine states, saying this was a breach of citizens' privacy and an attempt to "convert India into a surveillance state".
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"Aim Was To Improve Services, Not Spy": Centre Denies Call Surveillance
The government today denied asking for call details of citizens after excerpts of a letter by telecom operators to the Department of Telecom were reported today, raising concerns about state surveillance.
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China Activists Fear Increased Surveillance With New Security Law
Chinese activists say they fear intensified state surveillance after a draft law seeking to legitimise monitoring of suspects and raid premises was announced last week, the latest step to strengthen Beijing's security apparatus.
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Swedish MPs Meet Edward Snowden, Talk Mass Surveillance
Three Swedish members of parliament met with fugitive US intelligence agent Edward Snowden at a secret location in Moscow on Friday to discuss mass surveillance, Swedish media reported.
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US Surveillance Programmes Threaten Freedom of Press, Report Says
US surveillance programmes are making it more difficult for government officials to speak to the press anonymously, two rights groups said on Monday.
