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Israel's Privacy Authority Orders Police Probe into Leaked Personal Data of Two Women

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Israel's Privacy Protection Authority has ordered the police to investigate potential privacy breaches concerning Mali and Lial Yahalomi. The probe was triggered by the release of personal details and recordings of the two women, including sensitive financial and location data. The Authority indicated that the Israeli police may be the source of some of the leaked information.

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  • Israel's Privacy Protection Authority ordered a police investigation into privacy violations concerning Mali and Lial Yahalomi.
  • The probe was prompted by the release of personal information and recordings of the two women.
  • Leaked data included private correspondence, AI searches, financial details, and location tracking.
  • The Authority suggested that the Israeli police may have been the source of some of the leaked information.
  • The women were filmed on a bus in Argentina and questioned by a police representative.
Israel's Privacy Authority Orders Police Probe into Leaked Personal Data of Two Women
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Israel's Privacy Protection Authority, operating under the Ministry of Justice, has instructed the police to investigate suspected violations of the privacy of Mali and Lial Yahalomi. The directive follows the publication of sensitive personal information and recordings concerning the two women. According to the Authority's statement, the investigation was initiated after footage of the women on a bus in Argentina and their questioning by a police representative named Walter came to light.

The Authority noted that sensitive personal details from the investigation were exposed, including private correspondence, searches conducted using artificial intelligence tools, information about their financial status, financial transactions, their location and movements, and their expected arrival time in Israel. A review of the reports suggests that the source of this information, at least in some instances, was the Israeli police.

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