Hackney Coalition Against Palantir
Hackney Coalition Against Palantir is raising data privacy concerns about Homerton Healthcare's digital strategy and Palantir's Federated Data Platform with Hackney Council.
The Hackney Coalition Against Palantir voiced concerns to Hackney Council's Adults Health and Integration Scrutiny Commission in September 2026 regarding Homerton Healthcare's digital strategy. Representatives George Burnett and Pauline Moon highlighted potential issues with the Federated Data Platform (FDP) developed by Palantir Technology, citing Palantir's ethical track record and warning of a potential erosion of public trust.
The coalition, a local group of residents and organisations, is concerned about the implications of Palantir's technology, including its involvement with immigration enforcement and military operations. No further meetings are currently scheduled where the Hackney Coalition Against Palantir is due to discuss these concerns with Hackney Council.
Key facts
- Hackney Coalition Against Palantir representatives voiced concerns on September 22, 2026. Source
- The concerns were about Homerton Healthcare's digital strategy and Palantir's Federated Data Platform. Source
- The concerns were raised at Hackney's Adults Health and Integration Scrutiny Commission. Source
- Representatives George Burnett and Pauline Moon expressed reservations. Source
- They cited Palantir's ethical track record, including immigration enforcement. Source
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