GCHQ plan to spy on 'any phone, anywhere, any time'
British spy agency building the technology to spy on anyone, anywhere, whenever it wants
GCHQ plan to spy on "any phone, anywhere, any time"
British spy agency GCHQ is being paid £100m to spy on behalf of the US secret services, and is developing the capability to spy on "any phone, anywhere, any time". That is the claim arising from the...
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