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EU: Statewatch Analysis: State Trojans: Germany exports “spyware with a badge” by Kees Hudig

04 August 2012

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"German police have been using software to surveil people's internet activity beyond what is allowed by the law. There has also been increased cross]border cooperation with the police forces of neighbouring countries, with an informal working group meeting twice a year without the knowledge of parliamentarians."

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