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In this episode:

– Scraping Data From LinkedIn Profiles Is Legal, Appeals Court Rules

– Top EU Officials Hope Data-Flows Deal Will Be Completed This Year

– Apple’s Cook Says Circumventing App Store Would Harm User Privacy

– Personal Data Breaches Are Falling – Except in Russia

– The U.S. Government’s Google Maps Probe Could Send Ripples Through the Car Industry

– Google Gets Data Each Time an Android Phone Sends, Receives a Call

– Criminal Identification Bill in India Raises Fears of Shadowing

– The Facebook Whistleblower Takes On the Metaverse

– Australia Warns Voters to ‘Think Twice’ Before Giving Details to Political Parties Offering to Register Their Postal Vote Ahead of Election

– UK Government Agrees Bulk Surveillance Powers Fail to Protect Journalists and Sources

– Record Fine for Dutch Tax Office Over Personal Data List

– A Professor Found His Exam Questions Posted Online. He’s Suing the Students Responsible for Copyright Infringement

– Swiss Platform Rakes In $15 Million to Enable Secure Data Clean Rooms

– Avast Acquires Securekey Technologies As It Bulks Up Its Digital Identity Business

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