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French Police Pushing to Outlaw Anonymous Web Browsing

By CircleID Reporter
  • December 08, 2015, 5:32 am PST
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According to reports today, French police is planning to develop tough laws following the Paris terror attacks to help crack down on anonymous web browsing technology Tor, as well as free WiFi in public places. “French newspaper Le Monde saw documents indicating that France intends to pass new laws designed to stop terrorism, and controls over anonymous internet access could be part of the proposed bills.”

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