The sinister method used by Chinese spies that tracks a US general’s every move
A retired US general has revealed that he was bugged by Chinese spies with a device hidden in a name tag given to him at a conference. Lieutenant General Anthony Crutchfield wore the ID unaware his every movement was being tracked while he was serving in the Indo-Pacific. Lt Gen Crutchfield drew on his experience to illustrate how ‘someone is always collecting on you’ — whether it be a supermarket or a nation state. Chinese state surveillance of UK targets has reportedly included hiding a listening device in a teapot given to a civil servant departing Beijing and planting a tracking device in a government car. Lt Gen Crutchfield revealed another use of spyware which was later detected by his counter-intelligence operatives (Pictures: Kate Ingham, Metro/Getty/United States Department of Defense)
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