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Coronavirus tests Germans’ devotion to privacy - Coda Story

analyse - 24 avril 2020

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New initiatives to limit the spread of Covid-19 have sparked a debate over how far the government can go to control the pandemic Last week, a hand-written poster appeared on a fence in my Berlin neighborhood. It bore the slogan : “Fight digital totalitarianism” and appeared to be signed “The Analogs.”
Just days earlier, the German government had proposed mass data collection to trace the spread of the new coronavirus. The Academy of Sciences Leopoldina in the central German city of Halle (...)



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