E36 Data Drop News for Friday, November 12, 2021

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epsiode:
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In this episode:


- Yahoo officially pulls out of China after new data protection
law comes into effect


- Google and Salesforce create cybersecurity baseline for
companies checking vendors


- Mozilla Firefox joins browsers implementing Global Privacy
Control


- Betting shops and casinos to be able to share players’ spending
data


- The Government's Secret 'Google Search' Warrant Trap


- Apple’s App Privacy Report launches into beta to show you what
your apps are up to


- Facebook will shut down facial recognition system


- Google now offers a clear-cut way to remove images of minors
from the scanning eyes of googlers worldwide.


- Data watchdog warns Europe ‘is not ready’ for AI-powered
surveillance


- How A Lightbulb Can Be Used To Spy On Your Conversations


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