Russia expands Internet surveillance amid rights fears
Russia's Federal Security Service advances SORM-2 monitoring across ISPs drawing protests from human rights groups. Activists warn of potential blackmail and business espionage while officials insist the system targets spies and criminals under legal warrants.
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