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Pandemic, technology & privacy: how far will the state go?/ Muhammad Faizal Abdul Rahman and Gulizar Haciyakupoglu

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Muhammad Faizal Abdul Rahman

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HACIYAKUPOGLU Gulizar

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In: RSIS Commentary : No. 0119, 12 June 2020 (F31)Summary: As more countries use technology to enhance anti-COVID-19 measures, surveillance and privacy are undergoing shifts in practice and norms. These shifts may have profound effects on social governance and create new issues in a post-pandemic world.

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As more countries use technology to enhance anti-COVID-19 measures, surveillance and privacy are undergoing shifts in practice and norms. These shifts may have profound effects on social governance and create new issues in a post-pandemic world.

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