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Data giant given ‘emergency’ Covid contract had been wooing NHS for months - 24 février 2021
Controversial tech firm Palantir now holds £23m deal to oversee critical data store of patient records A trove of internal UK government documents disclosed to the Bureau has revealed that Palantir, the controversial US tech giant running the NHS’s Covid data store, had launched a charm offensive to sell its (...)

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Monitoring being pitched to fight Covid-19 was tested on refugees — The Bureau of Investigative Journalism - 1er mai 2020
The pandemic has given a boost to controversial data-driven initiatives to track population movements In Italy, social media monitoring companies have been scouring Instagram to see who’s breaking the nationwide lockdown. In Israel, the government has made plans to “sift through geolocation data” collected by the (...)

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Prisoner risk algorithm could program in racism - 15 novembre 2019
A new algorithmic tool for categorising prisoners in UK jails risks automating and embedding racism in the system, experts and advocacy groups have warned. The tool draws on data, including from the prison service, police and the National Crime Agency, to assess what type of prison a person should be put in and (...)

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Legal action to stop sale of spy technology to brutal regimes - 25 juillet 2012
Human rights group Privacy International is preparing to take legal action against the British government for failing to control exports of sophisticated spy technology to brutal regimes. Legislation allows the British government to restrict or stop exports if they are capable of aiding repression or breaches of (...)

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Surveillance debunked : A guide to the jargon - 4 décembre 2011
Many of the technologies and ideas contained in the Spy Files are obscure and unfamiliar. Privacy International has compiled this glossary, in which experts explain what these technologies are, how they work, and the implications they carry for privacy and civil liberties. Digital forensics Deep packet (...)