Electronic Communications Bill abandons legislation aimed at helping security forces bug email, and aims to have digital signatures legally recognised by early next year.
Digital signatures are set to become legally recognised early next year, following the inclusion of the Electronic Communications Bill in the Queen's speech last week. The government unveiled the...
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