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        <description>Link to Feature Last year, a Privacy International member of staff travelled alone to the Philippines to meet with one of our partner organisations. As she arrived at the airport, she realised her phone was broken. She went to a shop at Manila airport to purchase a cheap phone, she would use for the remainder of her trip. She chose a MYA 2 by MyPhone, a Philippino mobile phone brand, which is an Android certified partner, with TNT as a service provider. Here we Eva Blum-Dumontet and Christopher Weatherhead discuss what was found once she brought the phone back to London</description>
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