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New request to reopen investigation after Dylian's court document on predator sale

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A new petition has been filed for the retrieval of a case file related to wiretapping issues in Greece.
The petition is based on a court document from Tal Dilian, the founder of Intellexa, who has been sentenced to 126 years in prison for wiretapping-related activities.
The document allegedly details the sale of surveillance technology known as 'Predator' to Greek authorities.
Tal Dilian's case has raised significant legal and ethical questions regarding the use of surveillance technology by governments.
The ongoing developments in this case could have implications for regulatory practices surrounding surveillance in Greece.

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A new petition has been filed for the retrieval of a case file related to wiretapping issues in Greece.
The petition is based on a court document from Tal Dilian, the founder of Intellexa, who has been sentenced to 126 years in prison for wiretapping-related activities.
The document allegedly details the sale of surveillance technology known as 'Predator' to Greek authorities.
Tal Dilian's case has raised significant legal and ethical questions regarding the use of surveillance technology by governments.
The ongoing developments in this case could have implications for regulatory practices surrounding surveillance in Greece.

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