European Police Forces Drop Russian Software Firm Following POLITICO Probe
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Several European law enforcement agencies, including the Romanian National Anti-Corruption Directorate, will stop using Oxygen Forensics software, a digital surveillance company accused of hiding its Russian owners, after Politico revealed that the company's intelligence services were sold to police forces across the continent.
Several European law enforcement agencies, including DNA in Romania, will stop using Oxygen Forensics, a digital surveillance company accused of hiding its Russian owners, after Politico revealed that its intelligence services...
Several European law enforcement agencies, including DNA in Romania, will stop using Oxygen Forensics, a digital surveillance company accused of hiding its Russian owners, after POLITICO revealed that its intelligence services had been sold to police forces across the continent.
Several European law enforcement agencies, including Romania's National Anti-Corruption Prosecutor's Office (DNA), are also stopping the use of Oxygen Forensics digital surveillance software.
Several European law enforcement agencies will stop using the software from Oxygen Forensics, a company specialized in digital surveillance, accused of hiding their Russian owners. Police agencies in European countries began to abandon the software Oxygen Forensics after Politico revealed that its services were sold to units of [...]
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