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Apple rolled out a software update for its mobile devices that gives users the option of stopping apps from tracking their location and sharing other identifying information with third parties. Services such as Facebook and others currently have the ability to track users on mobile devices in order to learn more about them to target advertisements and other location-based services to them. In some instances, the tracking is in place even if the user is not actively using the app in question.

Classified as: McGill experts, Apple, iPhone, Data Privacy, big data, Facebook, Google, Allen Mendelsohn, Faculty of Law, Grant McKenzie, Department of Geography, Ignacio Cofone, Renee Sieber, Bieler School of Environment, Privacy Law, School of Computer Science
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Published on: 29 Apr 2021

Organized crime is moving online and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police is struggling to keep up, according to a briefing note prepared for RCMP Commissioner Brenda Lucki when she took over the top job earlier this year.

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Allen Mendelsohn is a Montreal lawyer specializing in internet law. He teaches The Internet and Privacy course at the Faculty of Law.

Classified as: Faculty of Law, cyber security, cyber crime, encryption, online privacy, Allen Mendelsohn
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Published on: 24 Sep 2018
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