Hong Kong saw a surge in downloads of software designed to cover up internet use on Thursday after Beijing said it planned to introduce a new national security law that could tighten its grip on Hong Kong. (Virtual private Networks), a virtual private network that helps people circumvent network restrictions and cover up their digital footprints, represented seven of the top 10 apps (excluding games) downloaded from Apple's Hong Kong App Store on Thursday, according to data provider SensorTower. In the previous few days, there was no one on the list.

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The national security law is expected to be passed by China's parliament by the end of its annual session next Thursday, but several procedural steps are still needed before it can be implemented. privacy advocates say the law could lead to increased monitoring and censorship in Hong Kong.

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