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Dutch Court Frees Man 'Pretending' to be Jihadist
A Dutch court acquitted a Moroccan suspected of planning a local terror attack and going to Syria to join Islamic State militants, saying today the would-be jihadist "pretended to be somebody he was not."
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Google breaks Dutch privacy law, says watchdog
The Dutch Data Protection Authority, or DPA, asked Google to attend a meeting to discuss its concerns, after which it would decide whether to take any action.
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Dutch privacy watchdog says Google breaks data law
Google's practice of combining personal data from its many different online services violates Dutch data protection law.
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WhatsApp violates privacy laws over phone numbers: report
WhatsApp, one of the most popular apps in the world, contravenes international privacy laws because it forces users to provide access to their entire address book, Canadian and Dutch data protection authorities said.
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WhatsApp violates privacy laws: report
WhatsApp, one of the most popular apps in the world, contravenes international privacy laws because it forces users to provide access to their entire address book, Canadian and Dutch data protection authorities said.
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Dutch Court Frees Man 'Pretending' to be Jihadist
A Dutch court acquitted a Moroccan suspected of planning a local terror attack and going to Syria to join Islamic State militants, saying today the would-be jihadist "pretended to be somebody he was not."
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Google breaks Dutch privacy law, says watchdog
The Dutch Data Protection Authority, or DPA, asked Google to attend a meeting to discuss its concerns, after which it would decide whether to take any action.
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Dutch privacy watchdog says Google breaks data law
Google's practice of combining personal data from its many different online services violates Dutch data protection law.
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WhatsApp violates privacy laws over phone numbers: report
WhatsApp, one of the most popular apps in the world, contravenes international privacy laws because it forces users to provide access to their entire address book, Canadian and Dutch data protection authorities said.
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WhatsApp violates privacy laws: report
WhatsApp, one of the most popular apps in the world, contravenes international privacy laws because it forces users to provide access to their entire address book, Canadian and Dutch data protection authorities said.
