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Japanese Police to Monitor 'Tokuryū' Use of Confidential Messaging Apps

Japanese police are planning to monitor the use of highly confidential messaging applications, known as 'tokuryū,' to combat criminal activity. This initiative involves remote analysis of these apps.

6 Aug, 07:18 — 6 Aug, 07:18
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japan-timesMostly Factual25d ago

Japan’s police to monitor ‘<i>tokuryū</i>’ use of confidential messaging apps

The method involves remote-controlling smartphones and other devices of high-ranking tokuryū members to access communication records and other information.

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First report: NHK World · 6 Aug, 03:19Full coverage: 2 · 4hWindow: 4h
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NHK World6 Aug, 03:19First to report

秘匿性高い通信アプリを遠隔解析 トクリュウ対策で検討へ

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japan-times6 Aug, 07:18Latest update

Japan’s police to monitor ‘<i>tokuryū</i>’ use of confidential messaging apps

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