European Union:
EDPS Warns Against Intrusive Surveillance
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On December 15, 2015, EDPS released an opinion on the dissemination and use of
intrusive surveillance technologies. In the opinion, EDPS assessed
existing EU standards and discussed updated and consistent policies
to mitigate the risks posed by the unregulated growing market for
the selling, distribution, and (dual) use of spyware.
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