New reporting on two large collections of leaked documents sheds light on the trade of surveillance and censorship technology into and out of China. The leak also reveals information about Geedge Networks’ relationship with the academic entity, Mesalab, as well as their interactions with client governments. [Source]Concerns around unlawful surveillance and online censorship in Pakistan are longstanding. Notably, Geedge systems enable the tracking of network traffic at the individual level and can identify the geographic location of mobile subscribers in real time by linking their activity to specific cell identifiers. [Source]Read more recent coverage of the global trade in surveillance technology and China’s key role in it via CDT.