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The Right to Be Forgotten and COVID-19: Privacy versus Public Interest
Recent studies highlight the importance of digital surveillance to gather individual health information due to the global pandemic caused by the new COVID-19 disease.This paper analyses its legal and ethical implications at the interface between the individual right to privacy and the collective int
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