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News FBI Says Its Review Of Surveillance Applications Found Only Minor Errors. The AP <https://apnews.corn/2b182474062c00f4989d039ffeaa5835> (7/30, Tucker) reports that according to the FBI, "errors in more than two dozen applications for surveillance warrants were not as severe as the Justice Departm

t use Huawei technology in their core 5G networks despite the government not banning the Chinese group from supplying critical infrastructure." NOS, Vodafone, and Altice — which together serve nearly 100% of Portugal's mobile customers — "all said they had decided not to use Huawei kit in the core system

SCHEDULE • Today's Events In Washington. LEADING THE NEWS FBI Says Its Review Of Surveillance Applications Found Only Minor Errors. The AP (7/30, Tucker) reports that according to the FBI, "errors in more than two dozen applications for surveillance warrants were not as severe as the Justice Departme

t use Huawei technology in their core 5G networks despite the government not banning the Chinese group from supplying critical infrastructure." NOS, Vodafone, and Altice - which together serve nearly 100% of Portugal's mobile customers - "all said they had decided not to use Huawei kit in the core systems

SCHEDULE • Today's Events In Washington. LEADING THE NEWS FBI Says Its Review Of Surveillance Applications Found Only Minor Errors. The AP (7/30, Tucker) reports that according to the FBI, "errors in more than two dozen applications for surveillance warrants were not as severe as the Justice Departme

t use Huawei technology in their core 5G networks despite the government not banning the Chinese group from supplying critical infrastructure." NOS, Vodafone, and Altice - which together serve nearly 100% of Portugal's mobile customers - "all said they had decided not to use Huawei kit in the core systems