Letters to the Editor: Gardaí will have powers for invasion of privacy

Fri, 18 Jun, 2021 - 09:38

I am writing in relation to the Irish Examiner article 'Very concerning’: Experts worry over new powers for gardaí.

This new bill gives gardaí the right to invade privacy. What if an innocent individual who has never committed a crime is forced to give their password for phones or computers?

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