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On the topic:Discussion Point 1: The ethics of using dashcams for surveillance and data collection.Summary:Using a car dashcam as a means to gather everyday routine and location data raises concerns about privacy and consent. Many people may not be aware that their daily activities are being recorded and potentially shared.While some may view dashcams as a useful tool fooad safety, others see them as an invasion of personal space.

As researchers warn, these devices can be used to collect sensitive information without the user's knowledge or consent.The implications of this technology extend beyond individual privacy, with potential misuse by law enforcement or other organizations. It is essential to consider the broader social and legal implications of this technology.

It's shockingly simple to turn a car dashcam into a powerful reconnaissance tool for gathering everyday routine and location data, researchers warn....

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  1. Apple's Decision to Turn Off Advanced Data Protection in the UK: What are the implications of this decision on user privacy, and how can individuals protect themselves from potential data breaches?
  2. Limiting Meta's Ability to Collect and Monetize Personal Data: Is it effective in limiting data collection, or does it create more vulnerabilities for users? What are the long-term consequences of such measures?
  3. Government Spying on Americans via Section 702: What are the implications of this victory for human rights, and how can individuals protect themselves from government surveillance?

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The EFFector newsletter highlights recent threats to online privacy and free expression. Apple's decision to turn off Advanced Data Protection in the UK raises concerns about user safety.

A guide is available on limiting Meta's data collection, but its effectiveness is debated. The EFF victory against government spying via Section 702 is a significant human rights win.

The newsletter provides updates, announcements, and stories on protecting online privacy and free expression. Subscribers can access future editions directly in their inbox or through the audio edition on the Internet Archive or YouTube.

EFF is here to keep you up-to-date with the latest news in the world of civil liberties and human rights online with our EFFector newsletter! This edition of the newsletter covers Apple's recent decis...

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