Kenya's DCI denies unlawful citizen tracking, assuring legal data access amid privacy concerns.

Kenya's Director of Criminal Investigations, Mohamed Amin, has denied claims that detectives are unlawfully tracking citizens in collusion with mobile service providers. Following an exposé, Amin stated that data access is conducted legally. The allegations have raised concerns about privacy violations amid increasing scrutiny of police conduct, particularly regarding abductions and killings. US Ambassador Meg Whitman emphasized the need for upholding privacy rights in Kenya.