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Privacy Concerns

Trump Administration to Collect DNA From Immigrants Taken Into Custody Privacy Concerns

Trump Administration to Collect DNA From Immigrants Taken Into Custody

WASHINGTON—The Trump administration plans to begin taking DNA samples from migrants crossing the border or held in detention for use in a federal criminal database, a significant expansion of immigration laws that is certain to raise privacy concerns.The new rule, posted by the Justice Department on Friday and set to…
bubmag
March 6, 2020
This startup wants to help smart cities. But they don’t know where its data comes from Privacy Concerns

This startup wants to help smart cities. But they don’t know where its data comes from

By Kate Kayelong ReadSmart city boosters aspire to collect all kinds of data about how people navigate the streets—a prospect that could violate citizens’ privacy even if it might help planners build more efficient cities. That’s why Replica, a spin-off from the controversial Alphabet urban tech firm Sidewalk Labs, uses…
bubmag
March 6, 2020
Analyzing Facebook user growth and usage patterns in 2020 Privacy Concerns

Analyzing Facebook user growth and usage patterns in 2020

This is a preview of the new US Social Trends for 2020 market research report from our partners at eMarketer.eMarketer PRO analyzes the social media industry and provides in-depth analyst reports, proprietary forecasts, customizable charts, and more. Check if your company subscribes to eMarketer PRO, or learn more about access here. In 2020,…
bubmag
March 5, 2020
Trustee wants review as parents report lack of soap at Vancouver schools during COVID-19 outbreak Privacy Concerns

Trustee wants review as parents report lack of soap at Vancouver schools during COVID-19 outbreak

VANCOUVER (NEWS 1130) – A Vancouver School Board trustee is calling for a review of school district policies after hearing from parents concerned about the availability of soap in school bathrooms in the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak. Jennifer Reddy said she has spoken to some 25 people in the…
bubmag
March 4, 2020
OPP confirms past use of controversial Clearview AI technology Privacy Concerns

OPP confirms past use of controversial Clearview AI technology

Ontario Provincial Police have confirmed use of the controversial facial recognition software known as Clearview AI.The police force says some officers with units investigating child sexual exploitation, human trafficking, cyber crime as well as the digital forensics division, had accessed “a free online trial version” of the application since December…
bubmag
March 2, 2020