Australia’s communications minister names messaging services people could use to avoid detection by the data retention laws he is pushing in parliament

Australia’s communications minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has named at least seven messaging services that people could use to avoid detection by the data retention laws he is pushing through parliament.

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