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To: Taro who wrote (788032)6/6/2014 8:36:04 AM
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Vodafone admits governments use 'secret cables' to tap citizens' phones

Government agencies are able to listen to phone conversations live and even track the location of citizens without warrants using secret cables connected directly to network equipment, admits Vodafone today



Government agencies are able to listen to phone conversations live and even track the location of citizens without warrants using secret cables connected directly to network equipment, admits Vodafone today.

The company said that secret wires have been connected to its network and those belonging to competitors, giving government agencies the ability to tap in to phone and broadband traffic. In many countries this is mandatory for all telecoms companies, it said....

telegraph.co.uk



To: Taro who wrote (788032)6/6/2014 3:07:17 PM
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Obama, Obama, Obama..................

Louder, louder.... not convincing enough, so - say it again, Ted!

LOL


OBAMA, OBAMA, OBAMA.......is this loud enough for you?