
The CBS has been tracking movements by mobile phone: NRC
Dutch NewsGovernment statistics agency CBS may have breached privacy rules by using T-Mobile mobile phone location data to track people’s movements, the NRC reported on Wednesday. Privacy watchdog Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens AP told the NRC it was ‘remarkable’ that the CBS has effectively tracked and traced people by means of their phones when an emergency law is needed to allow the government to do the same for the coronavirus tracking app. The government is planning to amend telecommunications legislation to allow phone data to be used for the app, a move which the privacy watchdog said earlier is essential. CBS workers who worked at the t-Mobile offices only had ‘limited access’ and, the agency said, it has not used data from T-Mobile for the last six months.
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