- FBI issues warning about COVID-19 stimulus-package scams

Thieves online could be taking advantage of the US' $2 trillion stimulus package, the bureau says.
- Snowden warns government surveillance amid COVID-19 could be long lasting

Governments could look for reasons to continue tracking people's activity, he says.
- Governments could track COVID-19 lockdowns through social media posts

A research group scrapes more than 500,000 Instagram profiles in Italy to see if people are abiding by the quarantine.
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