

How police infiltrated Europe’s biggest drug cartels
Imagine a phone network built exclusively for criminals. Encrypted. Untraceable. Designed to destroy evidence at the touch of a button. For years, EncroChat gave drug cartels, hitmen and money launderers the confidence to plan serious crime openly, believing they were untouchable. They were wrong. Andy & Neil tell the…

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“I haven't seen all your video yet and I know nothing about the encrow chat platform. What I can say is when texting first became a thing. The user only had a certain amount of space to type something out. That's why in the early days of tex…”
“Think its appropriate to question company's like palantir and their use in our police forces. As you mentioned our NHS and police hold alot of data, and our history of storing as well as keeping it protected hasn't always gone well. I also…”
“Hi guys I would like to say thank you your podcast is on a different level,it’s a honour for two professionals top of their game and bounce off each other and share stories that we weren’t hear if it wasn’t for you too so thank you ps I hop…”
“I know a lad who used used the encrochat. People told him not to use it as there is no such thing as secret communications. He didn't listen and got 17yrs”
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