MI5 chief says Twitter, Facebook, should be monitoring users and notifying authorities about suspects
Andrew Parker says social media firms can help to tackle crime and prevent terrorists from 'going dark'
Andrew Parker, the director general of MI5, the UK's national security intelligence agency, has called on social media networks such as Twitter and Facebook to monitor user accounts and inform authorities...
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