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Photo: Depositphotos.com MPs from across the political spectrum have called for a government statement about the role of Chinese telecoms company Huawei in the KPN mobile phone network, the Volkskrant reported on Monday. The MPs have called for clarity following claims about Huawei’s ability to listen in to phone conversations made in the weekend edition of the Volkskrant. The paper based its revelations on a Gapgemini report dating from 2010, which said at the time Huawei was able to listen in to conversations made by government ministers and also had access to a database of phones which w...

Chinese giant Huawei was able to eavesdrop on ANY conversation on Dutch mobile network and knew which numbers were tapped by police or intelligence agencies Huawei staff were able to monitor all of Dutch mobile network KPN's mobile users and eavesdrop on their private conversations A consultancy report flagged that Huawei could have been accessing users' calls in 2010 without KPN knowing Dutch MPs today called for the government to respond to the disturbing report KPN said Huawei had not to its knowledge improperly monitored mobile users 

Huawei may have listened in phone calls on Dutch mobile network Huawei may have listened in phone calls on Dutch mobile network AMSTERDAM [NETHERLANDS]: Chinese telecoms equipment supplier Huawei was able to monitor all the phone conversations made through the Netherlands’s largest mobile network, reported Dutch News citing Dutch newspaper Volkskrant. Huwaei was able to listen in to conversations made by government ministers and also had access to a database of phones which were being tapped, according to a Capgemini report dating from 2010. Former state company KPN dominated the mobile ph...

Photo: Depositphotos.com A hosting company in Wormer in Noord Holland which is allegedly facilitating illegal internet activities such as child pornography, cyber attacks and phishing has eluded justice for 20 years because malicious intent is almost impossible to prove, the NRC reports. Ecatel, owned by Bap K (75) and Reinier van E (34) since 2002, has become an impenetrable web of international limited companies some of which are suspected of being involved in illegal activities, the paper said. ‘Police knew what Ecatel was doing but it was all based on anecdote, gossip and bad statistics...