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Infographics31 October 2024 - 10:56

Police phone spying: What they said

Kalonzo said the Kenya Kwanza government should be blamed for the return of “police state.”

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by WILLIAM WANYOIKE
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Police phone spying: What they said


Concerns over privacy and phone data access have arisen in Kenya, with reports suggesting police collude with telecom firms to access call data and location records.

The US Ambassador to Kenya Meg Whitman emphasized the importance of respecting citizens' rights to privacy and rule of law.

Telkom Kenya clarified its adherence to privacy laws, stating it only shares customer information with law enforcement on court orders.

Safaricom highlighted its commitment to customer data protection, citing its global certifications in privacy management and adherence to regulatory standards as evidence of its dedication to privacy.

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