"data privacy"

#13220564

20 January 2026

The URSSAF logo appears on a smartphone screen with another logo of the organization in the background. URSSAF, the organization responsible for collecting social security contributions from workers, announces that it has been hacked and that the data of 12 million employees has been stolen in Creteil, France, on January 20, 2026. (Photo Illustration by Samuel Boivin/NurPhoto)

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#13220565

20 January 2026

The URSSAF logo appears on a smartphone screen with another logo of the organization in the background. URSSAF, the organization responsible for collecting social security contributions from workers, announces that it has been hacked and that the data of 12 million employees has been stolen in Creteil, France, on January 20, 2026. (Photo Illustration by Samuel Boivin/NurPhoto)

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#13220577

20 January 2026

The URSSAF logo appears on the screen of a smartphone placed on a surface reflecting the organization's logo. URSSAF, the organization responsible for collecting social security contributions from workers, announces that it has been hacked and that the data of 12 million employees has been stolen in Creteil, France, on January 20, 2026. (Photo Illustration by Samuel Boivin/NurPhoto)

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#13220571

20 January 2026

The URSSAF logo appears on a laptop screen. URSSAF, the agency responsible for collecting social security contributions from workers, announces that it is hacked and that the data of 12 million employees is stolen in Creteil, France, on January 20, 2026. (Photo Illustration by Samuel Boivin/NurPhoto)

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#13208365

17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208366

17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208367

17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208370

17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208371

17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208372

17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208373

17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208374

17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208375

17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208376

17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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#13208377

17 January 2026

Activists rally against plans for a Chinese "Mega Embassy," which is likely to be approved by the British government next week, outside the site of the proposed 20,000 square meter development at Royal Mint Court in London, England, on January 17, 2026. Opponents argue that the proposed complex, on a site close to the City of London financial district and beside critical underground data cables, is used as a base for espionage and surveillance and poses a heightened risk to Chinese dissidents in exile in the UK.

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