While anonymous, mobile criminal groups (known as "anonymous traffickers") that repeatedly commit robberies and special frauds cannot be left unchecked, strict checks are necessary on the expansion of police powers that could threaten the "secrecy of communications" guaranteed by the Constitution.
The National Police Agency's expert panel has investigated the use of smartphones for giving instructions and communicating about crimes.
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While anonymous, mobile criminal groups (known as "anonymous traffickers") that repeatedly commit robberies and special frauds cannot be left unchecked, strict checks are necessary on the expansion of police powers that could threaten the "secrecy of communications" guaranteed by the Constitution.
The National Police Agency's expert panel has investigated the use of smartphones for giving instructions and communicating about crimes.