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In this podcast Patrick Gray and Tom Uren talk about how the Russian government is planning to alter databases to hide their spies from open source investigations. It’s a nice try, but we don’t think it will work.

They also look at contrasting stories that illustrate how law enforcement agencies can facial recognition technology responsibly, but can also royally screw things up.

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