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Mobile operators resist disclosure of clients’ location data to police
Arsons investigations face major setback because of Vodafone and Go Mobile
Karl Schembri
Police officers investigating the string of arson attacks on the Jesuits, Daphne Caruana Galizia and MaltaToday editor Saviour Balzan among others, suspected to be fuelled by racism over the last year are facing resistance from Malta’s two mobile telephone companies which are refusing to pass over information about their clients indicating their whereabouts.

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