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Could your brain data be used against you? UN calls for limits on neurotechnology
UN News
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- 15 Oct 2026
Brain signals recorded by a gaming headset or a wellness gadget could one day be used as evidence against you in court, according to a new UN report which warns that neurotechnology is outpacing the laws meant to protect human rights.
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