Data from your wearable could someday be used against you

UK court to review legality of fast-tracked surveillance law

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December 09, 2014 Read about why information collected by activity trackers, smart watches and other wearables could, in theory, be used to put you in - or keep your out of - jail.

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1.	Data from wearable devices could soon land you in jail

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