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Spanish police requested information from Apple, and encrypted services Proton and Wire, about a pro-Catalan independence activist.
Spanish police requested information from Apple, and encrypted services Proton and Wire, about a pro-Catalan independence activist.
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(Cell Reports 31, 107776; June 23, 2020)