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Seoul's stalker-tracking app is the wrong answer to a real problem

A government-backed app letting stalking victims track their abusers promises safety through surveillance. It will deliver paperwork, retaliation risk and a precedent the state will struggle to contain.

Three drones fly outside a glass building displaying the "Google" logo, alongside surveillance cameras mounted on a pole.
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