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Swiss swimming-pool and sauna associations are urging municipalities to ban camera-equipped smart glasses across their premises. They say the devices are difficult to distinguish from ordinary glasses and create serious privacy risks in pools and changing rooms.
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Switzerland
Swiss swimming-pool and sauna associations are calling for camera-equipped smart glasses to be banned across pool premises. They say the devices are difficult to distinguish from ordinary glasses and create serious privacy risks in changing rooms and around pools.
SWI swissinfo.ch
Consumer technology
Swiss purchases of smart glasses have quadrupled this year, according to Galaxus, with men accounting for around nine in ten orders. The devices offer potential accessibility benefits for people with hearing or visual impairments, but their cameras are also raising concerns about filming people without consent.
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Switzerland
A new biometric Swiss identity card is scheduled to enter use in November after the government adopted the required legal framework.
The Local Switzerland
Law Enforcement
The cantonal police in Bern are set to deploy officers with exceptional facial recognition abilities in a new pilot project. This article investigates how these 'super-recognisers' will aid in criminal investigations and the debate surrounding the effectiveness and privacy implications of this human-centric surveillance method.
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Switzerland
The Federal Administrative Court has declared that the cross-border radio and cable surveillance conducted by the Swiss Federal Intelligence Service (FIS) is incompatible with the constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights, citing a lack of sufficient oversight and protection for sensitive communications.
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Politics
A landmark ruling by the Federal Administrative Court has found the Swiss Federal Intelligence Service's (FIS) cross-border surveillance practices to be in violation of the Constitution and the European Convention on Human Rights, citing a lack of safeguards for data protection and journalistic sources.
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