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Snooper's charter: GCHQ will be licensed 'to hack a major town' | Legislation will permit security services to hack all phones and laptops in an entire town, as long as it is overseasUnited Kingdom (theguardian.com)

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EU-US Privacy Shield sent to national reps for approval—by next weekEuropean Union (arstechnica.co.uk)

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Germany to further curb activities of spy agency in wake of NSA scandal | Angela Merkel’s cabinet signs off on reforms to keep country’s foreign intelligence agency on tighter leashGermany (theguardian.com)

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How digital rights in the UK will be affected by BrexitUnited Kingdom (edri.org)

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Post-Brexit power vacuum hits UK tech policy influence at European ParliamentEuropean Union (arstechnica.co.uk)

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Federation Council Approves Controversial Anti-Terrorism LawsRussia (themoscowtimes.com)

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Germany to bring in new oversight for its spies, but snooping powers undiminishedGermany (arstechnica.co.uk)

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Russian ISPs will need to store content and metadata, open backdoorsRussia (arstechnica.com)

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Facebook wins privacy case against Belgian data protection authorityBelgium (reuters.com)

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Take Action - Snoopers' CharterUnited Kingdom (snooperscharter.co.uk)

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Encryption for the people: Telekom and Fraunhofer unveil 'Volksverschlüsselung'Germany (dw.com)

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Telecom industry poised to win big with EU ‘net neutrality’ rules that let them prioritize services of their choosing and throttle VPN and torrent traffic.European Union (fightforthefuture.org)

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The Information Commissioners office releases Annual ReportUnited Kingdom (ico.org.uk)

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UK surveillance bill’s logging of web activity a huge risk to privacy, peers warnUnited Kingdom (techcrunch.com)

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French police hit by security breach as data put onlineFrance (bbc.co.uk)

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Russia passes 'Big Brother' anti-terror lawsRussia (theguardian.com)

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Russia moves toward alarming new counter-terrorism lawRussia (theverge.com)

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Privacy Shield: White House makes EU spying promiseEuropean Union (bbc.com)

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Snowden denounces Russia's 'unjustifiable' surveillance billRussia (telegraph.co.uk)

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Edward Snowden on Twitter: "Mass surveillance doesn't work. This bill will take money and liberty from every Russian without improving safety. It should not be signed."Russia (twitter.com)

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Save EU Net NeutralityEuropean Union (savenetneutrality.eu)

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Brexit: Trade deals will force UK to follow EU data privacy laws anywayUnited Kingdom (arstechnica.co.uk)

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UK Data Protection after Brexit: "if UK wants to trade with the Single Market on equal terms [...] UK data protection standards would have to be equivalent to the EU's General Data Protection Regulation framework starting in 2018"United Kingdom (ico.org.uk)

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What Brexit Means For Tech: will have a big impact on startups, privacy, telecoms and moreUnited Kingdom (fortune.com)

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Russia's Problem (According To Russian Politicians): Not Enough Mass Surveillance | TechdirtRussia (techdirt.com)

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