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Israel's High Court Blocks Use of Voter-Tracking Apps in Elections
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Israel's Supreme Court has banned the use of voter-tracking applications in elections, reversing a decision by the Central Elections Committee. The court cited privacy concerns and the potential for voter intimidation as reasons for its ruling, emphasizing the need for a fair electoral process.
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- Supreme Court bans voter-tracking apps in Israeli elections.
- Court overturns Central Elections Committee decision.
- Ruling cites privacy violations and potential voter intimidation.
- Decision aims to ensure fair and transparent elections.
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