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Delivery apps urged to lift lid on ‘black-box algorithms’ affecting UK couriers

Campaigners call for transparency from Deliveroo, JustEat and UberEats about how decisions on pay and jobs are made

The Guardian - UK

‘AI’ tool could influence Home Office immigration decisions, critics say

Campaigners call for end of ‘robo-caseworkers’ amid fears officials will bow to automated enforcement proposals

The Guardian - UK

‘Get away from Hezbollah’: Has Israel hacked Lebanon’s telecoms networks?

Israel sends text messages and recordings to scores of people and hacks radio networks.

Al Jazeera

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‘Shocking’ scale of UK government’s secret files on critics revealed

Dossiers were compiled by 15 departments after scouring social media activity to vet people invited to speak at official events

The Guardian - UK

UK data watchdog to review period and fertility apps amid security concerns

Move announced after ICO research found half of women using the tracking apps had concerns over how their data was being used

The Guardian - UK

Anti-abortion group’s data trove represents ‘serious concern’ post Roe

Heartbeat International, an Ohio-based nonprofit, has spent years collecting data on pregnant women to develop better ways to make sure women carry pregnancies to term and to persuade them from getting an abortion.

Tribune News Service

Facial recognition smartwatches to be used to monitor foreign offenders in UK

Home Office and MoJ plans will require migrants convicted of crimes to take photos up to five times a day

The Guardian - UK

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Bristol council staff monitored social media posts and photos of SEND parents

Leaked documents reveal the council carried out surveillance last year of parents critical of local SEND provision

Bristol Post

Priti Patel breached human rights with unlawful policy of seizing asylum seekers’ phones, court rules

The phones were taken before the asylum seekers could contact relatives to say they were safe

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