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ID-scanning firm Patronscan faces renewed scrutiny over data privacy

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Patronscan, a Calgary-based ID verification company used in 300 cities across four countries, is under renewed scrutiny for its data handling practices. The company’s platform has been criticized for labeling patrons as “public safety concerns” and sharing this information with other establishments, raising privacy concerns among users and tech professionals. Developers and tech experts should monitor Patronscan's response to these issues and any regulatory actions that may follow.

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