Privacy News February 7, 2015

• UK-US surveillance regime was unlawful ‘for seven years’

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• The DEA isn’t just tracking license plates — it’s taking pictures of vehicles’ passengers, too

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• Few Privacy Limitations Exist on How Police Use Drones

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• Feds aggregating license-plate scans to track vehicles and people in real time

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• Office complex implants RFID chips in employees' hands

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• Why Bill Gates is wrong about AI, and smart systems aren't so smart

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• Upcoming privacy and security workshops in the Boston area

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• Here's Why Your Bank Account Is Less Secure Than Your Gmail

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• Facebook’s DeepFace tech is highly accurate in identifying users

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• Ford Wants To Let You Open Your Car With Your Eyeballs

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• The impact of privacy and data protection legislation on biometric authentication

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• Biometric Residence Permits required for first time applicants to UK

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• DEA Using License Plate Readers to Photograph US Drivers Without Consent

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• Apple shows continued interest in embedding Touch ID fingerprint sensors into touchscreen displays

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• The Internet of Things: What All Companies Need To Know About the FTC Report

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• Edward Snowden urges caution over Ottawa’s proposed security law

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• Google-backed experts want 'right to be forgotten' limited to EU

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• Woman becomes obese after fecal transplantation from overweight donor

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