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India plots to introduce biometrics for air travel
More invasive checks.
Data-grabbing biometric health monitoring is starting to make its way into cars
Massive data monitoring.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police used smartphone malware to spy on targets
A breach of rules.
Bill Gates tells governments to invest in technologies for “payment and ID systems”
More central control.
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Meta is sued for allegedly retaliating against employee who questioned legality of user data collection
Data that was supposed to be deleted was still available to Facebook.
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UK “Online Safety Bill” Wants a Backdoor on End-to-end Encrypted Messaging Apps
Automated content scanning.
The EU approves legislation that requires Apple to accept side-loaded apps and more
Apple will no longer be the decider of what’s allowed on iPhone.
California’s leak of gun owner addresses and information is worse than previously thought
Even those who were denied a license also had their details leaked.