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Israel's High Court Bans Voter Tracking Apps in Elections
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Israel's High Court of Justice has banned the use of voter tracking apps like "Eleqtor" in elections, citing privacy concerns and exceeding the authority of the Central Elections Committee. The decision reverses a previous approval for the app's use.
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- High Court bans voter tracking apps in Israeli elections.
- The ban protects voters' right to privacy.
- The ruling overturns a Central Elections Committee decision.
- Court cited lack of committee authority for approval.
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