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Mumbai: Reliance Jio lost 19.02 million wireless subscribers in the month of September, according to Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) subscription data. Bharti Airtel added 0.27 million subscribers and Vodafone Idea lost 1.07 million subscribers in the same period. Total wireless subscribers decreased from 1186.72 million to 1166.02 million. Wireless subscription

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Surveillance laws are failing to protect privacy rights

What we found in six African countries.

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Surveillance laws are failing to protect privacy rights: what we found in six African countries

Surveillance laws are failing to protect privacy rights: what we found in six African countries
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Surveillance laws are failing to protect privacy rights: What we found in six African countries

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