Pennly Software Circumvents Legal Protections
The software platform Pennly is being accused of violating constitutional protections to enable surveillance. Ron Debert, founder and director of the Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto, stated the technology is being used to circumvent legal safeguards designed to protect citizens. The concerns focus on the application of the technology rather than its inherent nature. The misuse of the tool is described as an abuse of power.
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“They're essentially violating the constitutional protections that are in place to prevent abuse of power. It's the fact that it's being used in ways that clearly circumvent legal protections.”
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