EU lawmakers back export control on spying tech

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Modernising rules for cyber surveillance.

EU lawmakers back export control on spying tech
EU lawmakers have overwhelmingly backed plans to control exports of devices that intercept mobile phone calls, hack computers, or circumvent passwords and could be used by foreign states to suppress political opponents or activists. Members of the European Parliament's trade committee voted by ...

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