In conversation: Antonio Amendola, AT&T, and Limor Shmerling Magazanik, Israel Tech Policy Institute

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As a thought-leader working at the intersection of new technology, ethics and responsible innovation, we asked Limor Shmerling Magazanik to share her latest thoughts on the implications of using location data, proximity apps and other data-driven means against the spread of COVID-19. Here she is in conversation with Antonio Amendola, AT&T’s Executive Director of International External Affairs, as they discuss location data, privacy and pandemics.

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Antonio Amendola Executive Director of International External Affairs, AT&T

Limor Shmerling Magazanik Managing Director, Israel Tech Policy Institute; Senior Fellow, Future of Privacy Forum

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