Summary: France has passed a bill allowing police to remotely activate phone cameras, microphones, and GPS to spy on suspects. The bill covers other devices like laptops and cars, and aims to target terror offenses, delinquency, and organized crime. Critics argue it infringes on fundamental liberties, while supporters claim it will affect only dozens of cases annually. The bill requires a judge's approval and surveillance cannot exceed six months. Sensitive professions, such as doctors and journalists, are exempt from targeting.