French civil rights advocates are voicing privacy concerns over the Paris police's use of drones to enforce COVID-19 quarantine orders, Bloomberg reports. The Human Rights League and La Quadrature du Net filed a complaint with a Paris judge asking for the drones to be grounded based on claims that law enforcement was videoing citizens without proper notice. Meanwhile, in the U.S., civil liberties and privacy advocates are bracing for future drone and biometric surveillance aimed at combating COVID-19 and detecting symptoms.
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