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        <description>General warrants have been used to authorise wide-ranging property interference and certain forms of computer hacking of large numbers of devices - such as “all mobile phones used by a member of a criminal gang”, without specifying the names or locations of the members. But no longer - the UK High Court has held that the security and intelligence services cannot rely on these warrants, referring back to cases from the 18th century. Find out more: https://privacyinternational.org/news-analysis/4359/victory-high-court-against-governments-use-general-warrants</description>
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