The surveillance nobody can talk about / Stewart Mitchell

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MITCHELL Stewart

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TextPublication details: 2017Subject(s):

SURVEILLANCE

In: PC Pro - London Issue 276 October 2017, pp.14-15 (84)Summary: The secret services are demanding more information than ever from broadband providers, as the author reveals they're not allowed to even talk about it

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The secret services are demanding more information than ever from broadband providers, as the author reveals they're not allowed to even talk about it

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