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Bill limiting police use of TraceTogether data to serious crimes passed
The safeguards under the Bill include deleting TraceTogether and SafeEntry data when the pandemic is over.ST PHOTO: KUA CHEE SIONG
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Bill restricting use of TraceTogether data for serious crimes passed by Parliament | Video Singapore
02 Feb 2021 10:59PM (Updated:
02 Feb 2021 11:00PM)
Parliament on Tuesday (Feb 2) passed a Bill to restrict the use of personal contact tracing data to seven serious crimes, including murder and terrorism. Privacy concerns over the TraceTogether national contact tracing tool for COVID-19 were raised after it emerged in Parliament last month that the police have the power to order anyone to produce data, including TraceTogether data, for criminal investigations.
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