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✓ Published: 31-May-2024
✓ Published: 31-May-2024
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DPP official Wang Yi-chuan is under fire after he says that he was able to glean information about protesters outside the legislature using data from their cell phones such as their age, gender and whether they had participated in other protests. We sat down with tech law specialist Yachi Chiang to find out if this kind of data collection is legal or if it is par for the course.
DPP official Wang Yi-chuan is under fire after he says that he was able to glean information about protesters outside the legislature using data from their cell phones such as their age, gender and whether they had participated in other protests. We sat down with tech law specialist Yachi Chiang to find out if this kind of data collection is legal or if it is par for the course.
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