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    December 17, 2020in Blogs, events, Privacy0by Editor
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    Balancing Privacy and Public Health: The Paradoxical Aspect of COVID-19

    On November 11, 2020, the collaborative efforts of Osgoode Hall’s Health Law Association, Privacy Law Society, and Constitutional Law Society helped to host the “Balancing Privacy and Public Health During…

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    December 16, 2020in Blogs, Privacy0by Editor
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    Reflections on ‘Balancing Privacy and Public Health during COVID-19’

    On November 11, 2020, Osgoode Privacy Law Society (OPLS), in collaboration with Osgoode Health Law Association (OHLA) and Osgoode Constitutional Society (OCLS), held a panel event to discuss the existing…

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    November 30, 2020in Blogs, Privacy0by Editor
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    X-Ray Vision: How the Latest Deepfake Privacy Invasion is Revealing the Dark Side of AI Technology

    Recent news reports revealed that since July 2020, non-consensual fake nude photos of more than 100, 000 women have been generated and very few of them likely have any idea…

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    August 13, 2020in Blogs, Privacy, Technology0by Editor
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    Is Toronto Ready to be Transformed into a Smart City?

    Smart cities use IoT (internet of things) sensors and technology to connect components across a city to derive data to improve the lives of the citizens and visitors of the…

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    August 7, 2020in Blogs, Privacy0by Editor
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    Anonymity and Security of Protestors: Can Masks Really Protect your Identity?

    Masks may protect people from being infected or infecting others with diseases transmitted by respiratory droplets or other airborne means. Masks may also help to disguise people’s identities. However, this…

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    “There’s an app for that”: Contact Tracing and new Data Security and Privacy Concerns
    July 22, 2020in Blogs, Privacy, Technology0by Editor
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    “There’s an app for that”: Contact Tracing and new Data Security and Privacy Concerns

    Since the World Health Organization declared COVID-19 a global pandemic on March 11th, 2020, national governments around the world have sought to battle the virus through a variety of testing,…

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