Vodafone has admitted to allowing the monitoring of calls of it's customers worldwide.
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According to the Guardian Newspaper, the company says secret wires are directly connected to it's network that allow government agencies listen to or record conversations – and in some cases track the whereabouts of a customer.
The surveillance is used widely in some of the 29 countries in which it operates in Europe and beyond.
The company has revealed the practice in a bid to stand up against the increasingly widespread use of phone and broadband networks to spy on people and will soon publish its first Law Enforcement Disclosure Report.
