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Analysis: Will the PNR Directive entrench automated suspicion?

17 Feb 2022

If the CJEU upholds the automated passenger profiling under the PNR Directive, it could have profound negative consequences for the right to privacy.

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Analysis: Will the PNR Directive entrench automated suspicion?
17 Feb 2022
Analysis: Will the PNR Directive entrench automated suspicion?
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