Privacy
Bank Executive Pushes Personal Carbon Wallets That Allocate “Emission Rights” to Citizens
She said the system would allow wealthy people to buy carbon emission rights from those who can’t afford to fly.
Canada to Review the “Risks” of Cryptocurrencies After Freedom Convoy Protesters Subverted Crackdown
The review will take two years.
Microsoft Partners With Banks to Introduce Facial Recognition
More invasive technology.
New Jersey Is Accused of Keeping a Database of DNA From Babies, to Use for Solving Crimes and More
Babies can’t consent to the privacy intrusion.
Canada’s Vaccine Passport Faces Federal Privacy Investigation
Major privacy concerns.
Israel Begins Its War on Cash
Fears of a digital-only future grow.
Meta Is Sued Over Data Collection on Hospital Patients
Accused of profiling people based on medical issues.
UK Plots Facial Recognition Tech for “Contactless” Border Crossings
New privacy concerns.
Tim Hortons Offers Customers a Free Coffee and Baked Item in Settlement for Spying on People
The company’s invasive tracking was revealed this year.