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s efforts to expand government surveillance powers could also threaten encrypted services like FaceTime and iMessage. His concerns echo the fears of international privacy organizations, including Big Brother Watch and the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), which warn that the U.K.'s s policy could set a dangerous precedent.
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