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Over 100 online pharmacies around Europe share information about their customers with Facebook, an audit from Echo.

Among other things, information is shared about customers who turn to the pharmacy for potency problems, bowel problems and to buy HIV and pregnancy tests.

“I am shocked. This is data that the pharmacies are not allowed to share with anyone,” says Social Democratic EU Member of Parliament Paul Tang.

The details of the purchases, as well as the customers’ names and phone numbers, are shared via a tracking tool called a pixel. According to the radio, the pharmacy uses the tool without the customers’ approval. And that the motive behind it may be to be able to direct advertising in social media to the same customers.

To Ekot, Facebook’s ownership company Meta refers to the rules that the company has written and that they use a filter to catch and prevent the spread of sensitive information. However, Meta states that they “can’t catch everything all the time”.

Several of the beauty clinics’ advertising for injection treatments may be illegal, reports say P4 Värmland.

It could, for example, be about misleading before and after pictures where no information is given about the risks of the procedure, according to a review carried out by the Swedish Consumer Agency together with the Swedish Medicines Agency.

Zaw Min Tun, spokesperson for the Myanmar military junta, confirms that they attacked the village of Pazigyi in the central part of the country.

Some of the dead are said to have been rebels in uniform, while “some people may have been wearing civilian clothes”.

The UN human rights chief has condemned the attack, in which a local democracy group and witnesses say bombs were dropped on a crowd, followed by a helicopter attack half an hour after the airstrike. (TT)

The price increases on food will decrease in the spring. By summer, prices may even start to drop. This forecast is made by SBAB, Nordea and Swedbank, says Echo.

The assessment is based, among other things, on the fact that the costs of fuel, electricity and fertilizer have decreased or remained stagnant since last year.

At least nine people have been shot dead in Esmeraldas province in northern Ecuador.

Interior Minister Juan Zapata told the Ecuavisa TV channel that the attack was carried out by 30 armed people who arrived in boats and cars and opened fire in a port where up to 2,000 people were.

The background is said to be a revenge action in a conflict between rival gangs, where fishermen in the town chose a rival gang for protection. (TT)

The police searched during the night towards Wednesday for two children who were missing in Fjärdhundra in Enköping municipality. They disappeared just before 20 when they were on their way to a hut.

At 00.45 the police announced that the children had been found safe.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg is suing Republican Jim Jordan over his “brazen and unconstitutional” attempt to sabotage the investigation into Donald Trump, reports The Wall Street Journal.

Trump has been indicted on 34 counts of various accounting violations. Among other things, by paying “hush money” to porn star Story Daniels for an alleged affair.

Jim Jordan has protested the decision.

“First, they impeach a president for no crime. Then they sue us when we ask questions about the federal funds,” he says.

Now the President of the United States has landed in Northern Ireland. Biden will already have a short meeting with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak during the evening.

On Wednesday, he will then meet with Northern Irish political leaders before giving a speech at Ulster University in Belfast. During his trip, Biden will also go to Ireland’s capital Dublin to meet with President Michael Higgins and Prime Minister Leo Varadkar.

It is also thought that Biden will visit Ballina in northwest Ireland, where his family comes from.

A police officer who accidentally fired a shot in the Östersund police station in early February is now punished with five days’ salary deduction, reports P4 Jamtlandreferring to a decision by the police personnel responsibility board.

The police accidentally fired a shot that hit a mirror in a dressing room when she was training her trigger finger after an injury, TT reports.

Brazil is considering buying more Jas Gripen planes (which are manufactured by the defense group Saab), according to Brazilian Defense Minister José Mucio Monteiro, TT reports with reference to the Reuters news agency.

– The Brazilian Air Force has said that it needs (more Gripen planes). We are taking a closer look and reviewing it, says the minister at a defense industry fair in Rio de Janeiro.

He adds that meetings with the Swedish ambassador are already to begin.

Since 2014, Brazil and Sweden have an agreement where 36 Gripen planes are to be delivered to Brazil before 2027.

Now the country may initially add four planes to that agreement and then order another 30, according to Reuters.

At the same time, Saab announces in a press release that the group and the Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer have signed a letter of intent regarding future business opportunities.