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Faro's Camera Laments an Unannounced Share of Data From Event Organizers and Active Response to the Incident

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Autarka de Faro says that an unadvertised share of personal data from the organizers of a demonstration of support to Palestine was a "involuntary" trap that happened when it was to be communicated to the PSP.

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Autarka de Faro says that an unadvertised share of personal data from the organizers of a demonstration of support to Palestine was a "involuntary" trap that happened when it was to be communicated to the PSP.

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"It is a very serious mistake because it risks the protection of sensitive data, especially in a serious movement where hatred grows," says one of the organizers.

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The Algarve movement by Palestine communicated to the Autarchia the implementation of the concentration through a 'e-mail' signed by three activists, who, in addition to the full name, also indicated tax identification numbers, mobile and mobile.

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"It is a very serious mistake because it endangers the protection of sensitive data, especially in a serious movement where hatred grows," said one of the organizers, Felicia Silva. As required by law, the movement communicated to the Autarchy the implementation of the concentration through a 'e-mail' signed by three activists, who, in addition to the full name, also indicated the tax identification numbers, of mobile and mobile. For Felicia Sil…

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Noticias ao Minuto broke the news in Portugal on Thursday, July 31, 2025.
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