LSK petitions Supreme Court to stop phone spying gadgets

A feature phone user. PHOTO | CYRIL NDEGEYA | NMG

Lawyers have petitioned the Supreme Court to stop the communications regulator from installing an eavesdropping device on mobile phone networks that is claimed will give the watchdog access to other customer data, including calls, messages and financial transactions.

Law Society of Kenya (LSK) moved to the Supreme Court after the Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) was allowed by the Court of Appeal to go ahead with the implementation, but involve the public in the process.

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