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The proposed UN Cybercrime Treaty is a proposed agreement between nations purportedly aimed at strengthening cross border investigations and prosecutions of cybercriminals.
The treaty gives governments massive surveillance and data collection powers to go after not just cybercrime, but any offense they define as a serious that involves the use of a computer or communications system.
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