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Can Spying and Phone Surveillance be a Good Thing?

Can Spying and Phone Surveillance be a Good Thing?

CTech Daily Roundup: According to a Ministry of Health report submitted to the Parliament's Subcommittee of Secret Services, Israel’s Security Agency identified 4,089 cases as of May 10

CTech | 23:16, 26.05.20

Exclusive | Spy agency’s phone surveillance detected a third of Israel's Covid-19 cases. According to a Ministry of Health report submitted to the Parliament's Subcommittee of Secret Services, Israel’s Security Agency identified 4,089 cases as of May 10. Read more 

Related Story | Lawmakers extend spy agency’s Covid-19 patient tracking program by three weeks. Special committee votes to employ Shin Bet’s surveillance only in cases where an epidemiological study isn't sufficient. Read more

A coronavirus patient is led into an ambulance. Photo: Getty Images A coronavirus patient is led into an ambulance. Photo: Getty Images A coronavirus patient is led into an ambulance. Photo: Getty Images

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