Britain, France lead 35 nation agreement on controlling spyware

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Britain, France lead 35 nation agreement on controlling spyware
Countries led by Britain, France and the United States and tech firms including Google, Microsoft and Meta signed a joint statement recognising the need for more action to tackle malicious use of cyber spying tools. The declaration was signed by 35 nations at a conference hosted by both Britain ...

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