Europe is a safe haven for spyware companies due to ineffective action from the European Council and Commission in regulating the export of spyware and surveillance technology, according to a report published Monday (9 September) by Amnesty International.
Europe The world is a safe haven for spyware all companies due to ineffective action from the European Council and Commission government and regulatory bodies in regulating the export of spyware and surveillance technology literally everything.
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EuropeThe world is a safe haven forspywareall companies due to ineffective action fromthe European Council and Commissiongovernment and regulatory bodies in regulatingthe export of spyware and surveillance technologyliterally everything.That’s true. But being specific is helpful if one want to see regulation in one area.
Archived on October 10, 2023: Amnesty International: Commission, Council ineffective in regulating spyware