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Amnesty Releases Anti-spying Program

Amnesty International has released a program that can spot spying software used by governments to monitor activists and political opponents.

This entry was posted in Cyber Espionage, Digital Ethics, News, Surveillance, Technology on November 19, 2014 by BBC News - Technology.

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