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Docs Expose CBP's Use Of Ad Data To Track People's Movements

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CBP has been using data from online advertising to track individuals' movements by tapping into ad tech ecosystems, raising privacy concerns. This practice bypasses legal oversight and undermines constitutional protections, highlighting the risks associated with private sector data being used for government surveillance. Content creators should be aware of the implications of their data collection practices and consider the broader impact on user privacy.

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