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1). The Head of Tech at @amnesty warns in @Newsweek:
“As companies scramble to create an even more intimate marketplace of our data - one that trades in insights about our biological selves - you don't need to strain hard to imagine the endgame”. #COVID https://www.newsweek.com/biological-privacy-big-tech-tracing-coronavirus-1517576
“As companies scramble to create an even more intimate marketplace of our data - one that trades in insights about our biological selves - you don't need to strain hard to imagine the endgame”. #COVID https://www.newsweek.com/biological-privacy-big-tech-tracing-coronavirus-1517576
2). The article by @TanyaOCarroll of @AmnestyTech, warns how some companies want to “to capture more data about your body than has even before been possible - combining genetic sequencing, data from frequent blood tests, microbiome insights.” #COVID19 https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2020/07/will-the-coronavirus-pandemic-obliterate-a-last-frontier-in-our-privacy-our-biological-selves/
3). The piece points out that "while tech companies are renowned for moving fast, they also famously break things. One of the things that could be left broken [after the #coronavirus pandemic] is our right to privacy if bio-invasive surveillance creeps in as a new norm." #COVID19
![3). The piece points out that "while tech companies are renowned for moving fast, they also famously break things. One of the things that could be left broken [after the #coronavirus pandemic] is our right to privacy if bio-invasive surveillance creeps in as a new norm." #COVID19](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EeMEIy-XsAENKtY.jpg "3). The piece points out that \"while tech companies are renowned for moving fast, they also famously break things. One of the things that could be left broken [after the #coronavirus pandemic] is our right to privacy if bio-invasive surveillance creeps in as a new norm.\" #COVID19")
