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Cellphone operator wades into surveillance debate

By Peter Svensson | June 8, 2014 - 2:25am

Wireless carrier Vodafone Group PLC is performing a tricky balancing maneuver by publishing a report on government surveillance of its subscribers in 29 countries — a release that reveals more than first meets...

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