E50 The Data Drop News for Friday, May 6, 2022

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In this episode:


- German Amazon Workers Strike Over Pay, Data Protection


- Google Now Takes Requests To Remove Personal Info From Search
Results


- Meta Can Still Be Sued By Groups Under Data Rules, Says EU
Court


- Canada's Privacy Watchdogs Call For Laws Limiting Police Use Of
Facial Recognition


- Data Privacy Bill Wins Final Approval In Connecticut House


- Maltese Academic Appointed Lead Expert By Council Of Europe


- Austrian DPA Rejects “risk Based Approach” For Data Transfers
To Third Countries


- Polish DPA Rules About The Right To Access The Personal Data
Contained In Trackers


- Secret Surveillance Court Orders Drop More Than 50 Percent
Since 2019


- EU Must Act To End Spyware Abuse After Prominent Catalans
Targeted With Pegasus


- Israeli Tech Firm Says It Can Delete Your Digital Footprint


- Data Privacy Platform Kahoona Closes $4.5m. In Financing


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