Snowden slams UK government attempts to secretly pass legislation allowing GCHQ to 'hack anybody's computer'
'They want to be able to target anybody,' says Snowden during live Q&A with Amnesty International UK
Edward Snowden has accused the British government of trying to limit its own citizens' civil liberties by secretly passing legislation that allows GCHQ to "hack anybody's computer". Snowden, the whistle-blower...
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