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People in Moscow are getting wrongfully fined by a quarantine app that demands selfies

analyse - 26 mai 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (businessinsider.fr)

Human Rights Watch said the app is "intrusive, deeply flawed, and arbitrarily punishes law-abiding people along with actual quarantine violators." Moscow authorities are making COVID-19 patients download a "social monitoring" app to make sure they are abiding by quarantine orders. Human Rights Watch reports the app has been dishing out wrongful fines, partly because it demands users send their selfies. The app sends push notifications to demand the selfies, but sometimes sends them in the (...)



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