Germany considers manual typewriters to counter spying
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Germany considers using typewriters to stop the US from spying on them
International Spy Museum - #SPYArtifact: Ian Fleming's typewriter, Remington Remette (1953). Used to compose Casino Royale and other early Bond novels. It is said Fleming typed with six fingers for three hours
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Germany considers manual typewriters to counter spying
Indian High Commission in London Uses Typewriters to Prevent Spying
Germany mulls anti-high-tech spy technology: the typewriter
Forget Smart TVs: Russian spies hacked typewriters in the 1980s
In the name of security, German NSA committee may turn to typewriters | Ars Technica
