Wenzhou police allegedly bought phone monitoring devices that install Trojan horse viruses for monitoring real-time phone calls, text messages and photos. Photo: Bloomberg Wenzhou police allegedly bought phone monitoring devices that install Trojan horse viruses for monitoring real-time phone calls, text messages and photos. Photo: Bloomberg
Wenzhou police allegedly bought phone monitoring devices that install Trojan horse viruses for monitoring real-time phone calls, text messages and photos. Photo: Bloomberg
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China police force ‘spent 150,000 yuan on Trojan horse viruses to monitor smartphones’

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Mandy Zuo [email protected]

Updated: 6:39pm, 8 Jan, 2015

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Wenzhou police allegedly bought phone monitoring devices that install Trojan horse viruses for monitoring real-time phone calls, text messages and photos. Photo: Bloomberg Wenzhou police allegedly bought phone monitoring devices that install Trojan horse viruses for monitoring real-time phone calls, text messages and photos. Photo: Bloomberg
Wenzhou police allegedly bought phone monitoring devices that install Trojan horse viruses for monitoring real-time phone calls, text messages and photos. Photo: Bloomberg
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