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German "online search" engine

gerloff

11. septiembre 2007

In Germany, a discussion is raging on whether the police should be allowed to search a suspect's computer by hacking into it (rather than by confiscating it and reading out the hard drive).

Interior Minister Wolfgang Schäuble is the chief advocate of this. The youth organisation of the Social Democrats -- a party that shares the government with Schäuble's Conservatives and isn't necessarily opposed to the measure -- has developed its own vision of what such a tool might look like.

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