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Uk Security Services Must Seek Approval To Access Telecoms Data Judges Rule

UK security services must seek approval to access telecoms data, judges rule

by theguardian
28 Jun 2022
in technology

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A Liberty spokesperson said independent authorisation would probably come from a judge or the Office for Communications Data Authorisations.

In their ruling, the judges explained how Liberty argued that part of the Investigatory Powers Act did not comply with a requirement for prior independent authorisation of access to communications data.

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UK security services must seek approval to access telecoms data, judges rule

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