25 October 2019
"The EU interior ministers want to respond to the "challenges and opportunities“ of new technologies. The focus is on 5G networks, artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, drones, 3D printing and improved decryption."
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New Technologies: Europol sets up an "Innovation Laboratory" (link)
"The Europol Police Agency will focus more on new technologies in the field of internal security. To this end, Europol will set up an "Innovation Laboratory“ to look for new ways of intercepting, decrypting and monitoring. This was decided unanimously by the European Interior Ministers at their last Council meeting at the beginning of October."
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