Your gaming headset could become evidence against you, UN warns

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By Mercy KachengeNairobi-UN report says neurotechnology is outpacing the law, threatening privacy, freedom of thought and fair trials.A headset worn for gaming or a wellness device that tracks brain activity could one day end up as evidence in a courtroom. A new UN report warns that neurotechnology is advancing faster than the laws meant to protect human rights.

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