Apple, Vodafone, EE, O2 and Three identify concerns over draft Investigatory Powers Bill

Sooraj Shah
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Data retention, encryption, filtering and backdoors all problematic, parliamentary committee told

Apple and the UK's four biggest mobile network providers have all register their concern over the draft Investigatory Powers Bill - often referred to as the snoopers' charter. The government has...

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