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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) kicked off an investigation into the merger in October last year, and in its latest progress update said that “tens of millions” of mobile customers could see the cost of their mobile packages go up or...
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The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) kicked off an investigation into the merger in October last year, and in its latest progress update said that “tens of millions” of mobile customers could see the cost of their mobile packages go up or...
Vodafone/Three merger likely to increase mobile prices, warns competition watchdog | Computer Weekly
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Public data sharing designed to facilitate immigration enforcement raids are rarely effective, and instead works as a surveillance mechanism to deter migrants from accessing vital public services, says the Migrants' Rights Network (MRN). Published in the wake of the new Labour government announcing a “major surge in immigration enforcement and returns activity”, including increased detentions and deportations, a report by the MRN details how UK Immigration Enforcement uses data gathered from the public, police, government departments, local authorities and others to facilitate raids: https://lnkd.in/e_nacyGz Julia Tinsley-Kent, head of policy and communications at the MRN and one of the report’s authors, said the data sharing in place – coupled with government rhetoric about strong enforcement – essentially leads to people “self-policing because they’re so scared of all the ways that you can get tripped up” within the hostile environment. She added this is particularly “insidious” in the context of data sharing from institutions that are supposedly there to help people, such as education or healthcare bodies. Given the relatively low rate of deportations following raids, MRN argues that this data-driven enforcement primarily work to extend the hostile environment into daily life by further reducing people’s access to public services, instilling an atmosphere of fear among those affected, and contributing to a process of dehumanisation that makes the structural violence inflicted on migrants both easier to carry out and sell to the public. An organiser from the UK Anti Raids Network (ARN) added that people subject to immigration raids are often in the dark about how and why they were targeted: “Because it happens through surveillance at such a granular level, people don’t know what led to the raid in the first place." Both the MRN and ARN also cast immigration raids "as a form of state-enabled kidnapping," with one organiser noting that the use of “fear as a technique of violence” is an “intentional design of the hostile environment” that works to ensure people coming to the UK for safety or sanctuary never feel comfortable. This is not a UK-specific problem. Petra Molnar notes, for example, that "these surveillance-driven raids in the UK are part of a global trend of border datafication that harms communities and infringes on people’s right to seek asylum and freedom of movement." https://lnkd.in/e2kHxVjq
Data sharing for immigration raids ferments hostility to migrants | Computer Weekly
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The global IT outage caused by CrowdStrike has shown why keeping datacentres secure and safe is critical to the UK.
Datacentres granted critical national infrastructure status | Computer Weekly
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The global IT outage caused by CrowdStrike has shown why keeping datacentres secure and safe is critical to the UK.
Datacentres granted critical national infrastructure status | Computer Weekly
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Oracle’s leadership was in celebratory mood opening its annual CloudWorld jamboree, and with its announcement of a new cloud partnership with AWS, multicloud futures were high on everyone’s agenda.
Oracle lauds customers and cloud collaboration at CloudWorld ’24 | Computer Weekly
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