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France passes bill to allow police remotely activate phone camera, microphone, spy on people

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France passes bill to allow police remotely activate phone camera, microphone, spy on people

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Privacy [email protected]English • 1 year ago

A bill that would allow police in France to spy on suspects by remotely activating cameras, microphone including GPS of their phones has been passed.

Does anyone know how this even works? Is the technology for this already in place?

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On a related topic: anyone know if there are any cell phones that come with a physical switch to disable the camera and mic
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  I only know about pinephone and, liberty phone and librem 5 from purism.
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    Librem 5 and liberty are the same phone and are horribly overpriced. At this point I’m surprised it’s not just a literal grift like the other 'murica phones people tried selling to the American right wing.

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