Countries are competing to see which can carry out mass surveillance the best

Privacy organization Mullvad reports that countries are engaged in an escalating competition over surveillance capabilities—each racing to implement the most comprehensive mass monitoring of its citizens. Rather than prioritizing citizen privacy, nations are competing to track populations more effectively. The trend raises serious concerns about the future of civil liberties globally.

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