German Interior Minister Wolfgang Schäuble and Justice Minister Brigitte Zypries have agreed on new guidelines for the surveillance of private computers.
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'Sinner' Paisley considers legacy ... in Karlsruhe ruled that the privacy of data stored on private computers was a right protected by the constitution. It said computer surveillance must be limited to exceptional cases.
(Deutsche Welle)
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