Dutch National Police Set Sights on Blockchain-Based Cloud Services
The Dutch National Police have taken an interest in Blockchain-based cloud services. A presentation given over the summer reveals a new focus on Storj and Filecoin. Members of the Dutch National Police and UNIJURIS gave a presentation in July titled "Technical and Legal Challenges of Criminal Law Enforcement in the Digital Age ." This is an update of a....
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