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Robert Booth UK technology editor

Editor and reporter covering technology-related stories for The Guardian.The GuardianBeat: Technology, with a focus on privacy concerns, technology regulation, and emerging devices such as smart glasses.

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Bio

Robert Booth is the UK technology editor at The Guardian.

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