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Indonesia considers tighter controls on spy tools after wiretap scandal

First reported by The Straits Times Latest report 2 sources
Image: CNA
Image: CNA

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A wiretapping scandal in Indonesia resulted in the arrest of four senior police officers accused of unauthorised phone monitoring. One of those arrested was a former national police chief who had recently been appointed President Prabowo Subianto's chief of staff.

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  1. The Straits Times

    Indonesia considers bug sweeps, tighter controls on spy tools after wiretap scandal (opens The Straits Times in a new tab)

    The wiretapping scandal led to the arrest of four senior police officers accused of unauthorised monitoring of phones.

  2. CNA

    Indonesia considers bug sweeps, tighter controls on spy tools after wiretap scandal (opens CNA in a new tab)

    The scandal led to the arrests of four senior police officers, among them a former national police chief who had recently been appointed President Prabowo Subianto's chief of staff.

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