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US and Europe to Share Private Data

Security efforts to be eased by agreement

By Ambreen Ali,  Newser User

Posted Jun 28, 2008 7:13 AM CDT

(Newser) – The US and the European Union will soon allow security agencies to swap private information, including credit card purchases, travel histories and web surfing. The potential agreement is a breakthrough in a standoff between American counterterrorism officials and their trans-Atlantic counterparts, whose countries tend to...   Read full story »

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