Amsterdam Halts Use of Scan Car Data for Stolen Vehicle Recovery Due to Privacy Concerns
Amsterdam parking enforcement officers will stop using scan car data to locate stolen vehicles due to privacy violations; the practice, which recovered roughly 90 cars annually, repurposed data collected for parking enforcement, raising concerns about data use and inter-governmental data sharing.
Amsterdam Halts Use of Scan Car Data for Stolen Vehicle Recovery Due to Privacy Concerns
Amsterdam parking enforcement officers will stop using scan car data to locate stolen vehicles due to privacy violations; the practice, which recovered roughly 90 cars annually, repurposed data collected for parking enforcement, raising concerns about data use and inter-governmental data sharing.
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36% Bias Score
Dutch WWII Archive Faces Privacy Concerns, Delaying Full Digital Release
The Netherlands National Archives plans to digitize 425,000 WWII collaboration suspect files by July 2025, but faces legal challenges regarding privacy, delaying the full release and potentially incurring fines up to €750,000 per violation.
Dutch WWII Archive Faces Privacy Concerns, Delaying Full Digital Release
The Netherlands National Archives plans to digitize 425,000 WWII collaboration suspect files by July 2025, but faces legal challenges regarding privacy, delaying the full release and potentially incurring fines up to €750,000 per violation.
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40% Bias Score
Ramaphosa Refers RICA Bill Back to Assembly
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has referred the RICA Bill back to the National Assembly due to concerns about its constitutionality.
Ramaphosa Refers RICA Bill Back to Assembly
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has referred the RICA Bill back to the National Assembly due to concerns about its constitutionality.
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40% Bias Score
Le Monde's Declaration of Interest Policy
An ethics committee recommends mandatory declarations of interest for journalists at Le Monde, emphasizing privacy protection.
Le Monde's Declaration of Interest Policy
An ethics committee recommends mandatory declarations of interest for journalists at Le Monde, emphasizing privacy protection.
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Australia's Social Media Ban for Children
Australia's proposed social media ban for children under 16 sparks debate over its effectiveness, implementation, and privacy implications.
Australia's Social Media Ban for Children
Australia's proposed social media ban for children under 16 sparks debate over its effectiveness, implementation, and privacy implications.
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Strava Data Leaks: Exposing Sensitive Locations
Strava fitness app data leaks expose sensitive locations of world leaders, military bases, and other high-security sites.
Strava Data Leaks: Exposing Sensitive Locations
Strava fitness app data leaks expose sensitive locations of world leaders, military bases, and other high-security sites.
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Gmail Android Update Improves Security with Drag-and-Drop Email Addressing
Gmail's Android app introduces a drag-and-drop feature for adding contacts to email address fields, enhancing security by reducing accidental CC/BCC errors that can expose sensitive information and email addresses, rolling out to all users before December 14.
Gmail Android Update Improves Security with Drag-and-Drop Email Addressing
Gmail's Android app introduces a drag-and-drop feature for adding contacts to email address fields, enhancing security by reducing accidental CC/BCC errors that can expose sensitive information and email addresses, rolling out to all users before December 14.
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40% Bias Score
Japan's Love Hotels: A Visual Exploration
A French photographer documents the unique architecture of Japan's love hotels, highlighting their cultural significance and evolution.
Japan's Love Hotels: A Visual Exploration
A French photographer documents the unique architecture of Japan's love hotels, highlighting their cultural significance and evolution.
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32% Bias Score
Bunnings Breaches Privacy with Facial Recognition Tech
Australian hardware chain Bunnings faces backlash for breaching privacy laws by using facial recognition technology without consent in its stores.
Bunnings Breaches Privacy with Facial Recognition Tech
Australian hardware chain Bunnings faces backlash for breaching privacy laws by using facial recognition technology without consent in its stores.
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48% Bias Score
Australia's Social Media Ban for Children
Australia proposes a social media ban for children under 16, sparking debate over child safety, implementation challenges, and privacy concerns.
Australia's Social Media Ban for Children
Australia proposes a social media ban for children under 16, sparking debate over child safety, implementation challenges, and privacy concerns.
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Massachusetts Brothel Case: Public Hearings Ordered
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that court hearings for alleged customers of a Massachusetts brothel network will be public, despite efforts by the defendants to remain anonymous.
Massachusetts Brothel Case: Public Hearings Ordered
The Supreme Judicial Court ruled that court hearings for alleged customers of a Massachusetts brothel network will be public, despite efforts by the defendants to remain anonymous.
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Oversight Needed for Terrorism Registrations
Dutch Ombudsman calls for better oversight of terrorism and radicalization registration lists, highlighting cases of individuals facing severe consequences due to lack of transparency and due process.
Oversight Needed for Terrorism Registrations
Dutch Ombudsman calls for better oversight of terrorism and radicalization registration lists, highlighting cases of individuals facing severe consequences due to lack of transparency and due process.
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