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Lawmakers pass bills to collect data on pretrial detention (FILE) By Josephine Walker | February 19, 2021 at 3:05 PM EST - Updated February 19 at 9:41 PM RICHMOND, Va. - The Virginia General Assembly passed legislation this week that lawmakers said will increase transparency and equity in the judicial system, which disproportionately impacts communities of color. The bills, introduced by Senator Louise Lucas, D-Portsmouth, and Delegate Charniele Herring, D-Alexandria, will create a centra...

Dec 16, 2020 8:52 AM PT A demand for a massive amount of data from nine technology companies -- including Facebook and Twitter -- has been made by the Federal Trade Commission in what could be a prelude to regulation on the handling data by the industry. The demand made Monday by the FTC seeks to obtain information on how many users the companies have, how active the users are, what the companies know about them, how they got that information, and what steps the companies take to continue to en...

Over 1,000 Mozambique troops on Thursday recaptured the northern village of Muidumbe from Islamist insurgents, police general commander Bernardino Rafael said, killing 16 and destroying some of their logistics.

​​More than $1.3 million in grants have been awarded to nine projects aiming to enhance resilience within Western Australian communities. The grants are...

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. Since April 2017, the Chinese government has been operating a network of extrajudicial political re-education camps involving the incarceration of at least one million Uyghur people in the far western province of Xinjiang. Reports of the mass detention of Uyghurs, without charge or trial, occurring in their own homeland - known as East Turkestan - were slow to trickle out from the highly re...

); //]]>//--> By John P. Mello Jr. Dec 16, 2020 8:52 AM PT A demand for a massive amount of data from nine technology companies -- including Facebook and Twitter -- has been made by the Federal Trade Commission in what could be a prelude to regulation on the handling data by the industry. The demand made Monday by the FTC seeks to obtain information on how many users the companies have, how active the users are, what the companies know about them, how they got that information, and what steps t...

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Grab so many peoples data. now, cambridge analytica says we didnt use the facebook data to help the trump campaign but a whistleblower begs to differ. hes given interview to the guardian in the uk and "the new york times" in the u.s. he says he has a lot of regrets about how he worked with cambridge analytica on this data project. sth what said to the guardian in the sin sane. the company that created psychological pro fiefls 230 million americans now they want to get contracts and work with the...

270,000 people. then you connect all of their friends, and before you know it, you have 50 million facebook users information. thats what was really remarkable about using this personality quiz to then go and grab so many peoples data. now, cambridge analytica says we didnt use the facebook data to help the trump campaign, but a whistle blower named christopher wily begs to differ. hes given an interview to the guardian in the uk and in the u.s., and he says he has a lot of regrets about how he ...