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What could possibly go wrong?
Nov 7, 2020
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Hoan Ton-That seems to not understand what GDPR means and believes it's *OK* to ingest facial images from the Internet without agreement nor the ability for an ingested data subject to request their details be removed. How he can be heartbroken, I do not know....!

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Clearview AI fined €20M for collecting Italians’ biometric data

The Italian privacy guarantor (GPDP) has imposed a fine of €20,000,000 on Clearview AI for implementing a biometric monitoring network in Italy without acquiring people's consent.
www.bleepingcomputer.com www.bleepingcomputer.com

@Steve - 210 episodes later, surely this cannot be the only people taking action; I seem to remember Illinois was also hot on this and it could well be that other European nations, France for example, could follow in Italy's footsteps.....
 
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