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A British soldier, Daniel Barton-Kennedy, was court-martialed after refusing to remove the SIM card from his phone before deployment to Estonia. His disobedience led to a hack and subsequent blackmail. He pled guilty and received a 10-month detention sentence.
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A British soldier, Daniel Barton-Kennedy, was court-martialed after refusing to remove the SIM card from his phone before deployment to Estonia. His disobedience led to a hack and subsequent blackmail. He pled guilty and received a 10-month detention sentence.
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British soldier ignored order to pull his SIM card, then got blackmailed
British soldier court-martialed for disobeying order regarding SIM card