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Data Protection Report
DECEMBER 12, 2023
This is only permissible in certain exceptional circumstances, however, such as identifying the victims of crimes like abduction trafficking, or sexual exploitation, prevention of a specific terrorist threat, or identification of person suspected of committing specific crimes such as terrorism, murder, rape, or armed robbery.
The Guardian Data Protection
JUNE 17, 2020
Investigation finds cases being closed when complainants refuse ‘digital strip search’ Rape investigations are being systematically dropped after victims refuse to hand over their mobile phones for analysis, an investigation has found.
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The Guardian Data Protection
APRIL 29, 2019
Victims of rape and assault shouldn’t have to choose between privacy and justice. Related: Rape cases ‘could fail’ if victims refuse to give police access to phones Continue reading. That’s why I’m suing the government A few years ago I was violently sexually assaulted by a “friend” on a night out.
The Guardian Data Protection
MAY 4, 2019
Association takes unusual step of intervening in row, saying move would undermine public confidence in justice system Britain’s police commissioners are calling on the Crown Prosecution Service to withdraw a controversial new form issued to rape complainants telling them to hand over their mobile phones or risk seeing their case discontinued.
John Battelle's Searchblog
APRIL 26, 2015
Perhaps the fastest growing company in history (its numbers aren’t public, but we’ll get to some estimates shortly), Uber has become a vector for some of the most wide-ranging arguments I’ve ever had regarding the tech industry’s impact on society at large. When an Uber glides to its appointed pickup point, what do we see?
The Guardian Data Protection
OCTOBER 16, 2018
Exclusive: commissioner says cases are dropped unless accusers give police intimate information The intrusive gathering of data about possible rape victims is unlawful and risks preventing them coming forward, according to London’s victims’ commissioner. Continue reading.
The Guardian Data Protection
APRIL 29, 2019
Victims’ groups fear demand for access to digital records could deter complainants Rape cases ‘could fail’ if victims refuse to give police access to phones What was intended as a public discussion to reassure victims about how evidence on their mobile phones might be used in investigations has inadvertently triggered suspicions about police access (..)
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