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US courts will start publishing how often the government uses spyware

Beginning in 2029, U.S. courts will publish data on the government's use of spyware, marking a significant shift towards transparency. This move comes after years of secrecy regarding surveillance activities, with judges now tasked to repor...

TechCrunch· Aug 14, 2026 · 3:19 PM · 1 views

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Beginning in 2029, U.S. courts will publish data on the government's use of spyware, marking a significant shift towards transparency. This move comes after years of secrecy regarding surveillance activities, with judges now tasked to report on the authorization of wiretaps involving spyware. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #breaking #spying #transparency #surveillance #FBI #technology

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