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From the Berlin Wall to Unity Day: The significance of German reunification - Vimarsana News

From the Berlin Wall to Unity Day: The significance of German reunification

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German Court Rules Police Use of Crime-Fighting Software is Unlawful - New Delhi Times - Vimarsana News

German Court Rules Police Use of Crime-Fighting Software is Unlawful - New Delhi Times

Police use of automated data analysis to prevent crime in some German states was unconstitutional, a top German court said on Thursday, ruling in favor of critics of software provided by the CIA-backed Palantir Technologies PLTR.N. Provisions regulating the use of the technology in Hesse and Hamburg violate the right to informational self-determination, a statement…

German Court Declares Police Use of Data Tech Unlawful - Vimarsana News

German Court Declares Police Use of Data Tech Unlawful

Constitutional Court president Stephan Harbarth said states now had the option "of shaping the legal basis for further processing of stored data files in a constitutional manner."

Source: thewire.in
German Court Rules Police Use of Crime-Fighting Software is Unlawful - Vimarsana News

German Court Rules Police Use of Crime-Fighting Software is Unlawful

Provisions regulating the use of the technology in Hesse and Hamburg violate the right to informational self-determination, a statement from the constitutional court said

German police use of software to fight crime unlawful, court says - Vimarsana News

German police use of software to fight crime unlawful, court says

BERLIN (Reuters) - A top German court ruled on Thursday that police use of automated data analysis to prevent crime in some German states was unconstitutional, dealing a win to critics of the CIA-backed Palantir

Source: oann.com