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In this episode: 

- The Taliban reportedly have control of US biometric devices 

- UK to diverge from GDPR in post-Brexit overhaul of privacy rules 

- 38 million records exposed in big data whoopsie 

- BlueLeaks data dump traced back to 3rd party vendor 

- ‘Tractorload of vulnerabilities’ at John Deere 

- Facebook joins ID2020 after $5.5M fine for facial recognition violations 

- Judge rules that Clearview AI cannot use First Amendment defense

- Minnesota cops shared pipeline protestor data with pipeline company

- Plus, this week's latest in privacy-enhancing technology!

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