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Privacy Groups Critical of New Intelligence Law

A bill that gives intelligence services much more scope to collect data is drawing criticism from two privacy groups. "Large-scale mass surveillance is on the horizon," writes Privacy First, while Bits of Freedom warns of "infringements on the fundamental rights and freedoms of individual citizens."

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A bill that gives intelligence services much more scope to collect data is drawing criticism from two privacy groups. "Large-scale mass surveillance is on the horizon," writes Privacy First, while Bits of Freedom warns of "infringements on the fundamental rights and freedoms of individual citizens."

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THE HAGUE (ANP) - A bill that gives intelligence services much more leeway to collect data is drawing criticism from two privacy groups. "Large-scale mass surveillance is on the horizon," writes Privacy First, while Bits of Freedom warns of "infringements on the fundamental...

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