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# Surveillance

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Taoiseach's office has GSOC bugging report but he hasn't seen it yet
6 Jun 2014
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Only one country refused to allow Vodafone publish spying data...Ireland
6 Jun 2014
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Ming: I was followed by an unmarked Garda car... and so was John Wilson
30 Apr 2014
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Judicial review of Facebook data case to begin in High Court tomorrow
28 Apr 2014
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Guardian & Washington Post claim Pulitzer for Edward Snowden coverage
14 Apr 2014
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Major victory for Irish online rights group as ECJ strikes down EU mobile surveillance rules
8 Apr 2014
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Here's what Enda Kenny and 6 ministers said about security sweeps at their offices
20 Feb 2014
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Adams contacted by man claiming to be convicted drug dealer Kieran Boylan
19 Feb 2014
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Shatter on GSOC: "My only interest is that we get at the truth"
19 Feb 2014
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Insomnia Coffee's response to the GSOC scandal is absolute PR genius
19 Feb 2014
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Here’s What Happened Today: Tuesday
18 Feb 2014
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Surveillance company says Paul Williams report on GSOC was "wholly inaccurate"
18 Feb 2014
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Security specialists deny trying to sell bugging equipment to gardaí
17 Feb 2014
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Column: There's no credible alternative to an independent inquiry into GSOC allegations
Mark Kelly
17 Feb 2014
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Callinan "entirely satisfied" that no guards bugged GSOC
16 Feb 2014
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Shatter rules out independent GSOC inquiry
13 Feb 2014
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US and UK security agencies target Angry Birds and co for user data
28 Jan 2014
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Column: Behind the veil – a new era has begun for family courts
Katherine Irwin
15 Jan 2014
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NSA using radio waves to access 100,000 offline computers
15 Jan 2014
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US telecom companies reluctant to collect phone records for fear of lawsuits
14 Jan 2014
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FBI director says he is baffled that Snowden is called a hero
10 Jan 2014
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Edward Snowden to deliver Channel 4's Alternative Christmas Message
24 Dec 2013
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NSA powers have 'gone too far' says White House panel
19 Dec 2013
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Major tech companies ask US government to reform surveillance laws
9 Dec 2013
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John Kerry: Yes, US spying 'has reached too far' at times
1 Nov 2013
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Column: For some people, digital surveillance can mark the difference between life and death
Mary Lawlor
19 Sep 2013
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NSA 'can access most smartphone data'
9 Sep 2013
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Here’s What Happened Today: Thursday
5 Sep 2013
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FBI to keep closer eye on Syrians living in the US
1 Sep 2013
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Husband of journalist who broke NSA leaks story held for nine hours in London
19 Aug 2013
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Edward Snowden's father to visit his son in Russia
12 Aug 2013
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Edward Snowden 'has accepted an asylum offer from Venezuela', or has he?
9 Jul 2013
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WikiLeaks: Snowden makes 6 new asylum applications
5 Jul 2013
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Lots of countries reject Edward Snowden's request for asylum - but two say 'maybe'
2 Jul 2013
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European Commission expects 'clarity and transparency' from US over spying claims
1 Jul 2013
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Edward Snowden's choice of Ecuador is riddled with problems
26 Jun 2013
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White House cranks up the pressure to find Edward Snowden
25 Jun 2013
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US tells Russia to give Snowden back as whistleblower set to leave Moscow
24 Jun 2013
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NAMA and the banks are tapping debtors’ phones and emails, claims TD
22 Jun 2013
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China dismisses Dick Cheney's claims that Snowden spied for Beijing
17 Jun 2013
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