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FIVE EYES: London meeting: ‘Illegitimate’ internet use under the microscope at Five Eyes meeting

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28 July 2019

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FIVE EYES: London meeting: ‘Illegitimate’ internet use under the microscope at Five Eyes meeting: Goodale (Global News, link):

"Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale heads out for the Five Eyes meeting in London on Sunday, and while there, he says the challenges posed by those who use the internet for “illegitimate” means will be going under the microscope."

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