Here's How to Protect Yourself Against Israel’s Cyber Snooping
Despite the Shin Bet's dismal record in coronavirus contact tracing, the government still wants to increase its use of personal data collected by the security service
Despite all the warnings, the protests and the existence of much less dangerous alternatives, Israel – alone in this regard among the Western democracies – insisted on using the capabilities of its domestic intelligence agency against its citizens, on the pretext of fighting the coronavirus pandemic. Everyone knows the Shin Bet contact-tracing "tool" would not be a panacea and could greatly compromise the privacy of Israeli citizens. In fact, its efficacy can only be described as dismal.
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