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Axel Springer, Politico, and USA TODAY: Palantir's Expanding Newsroom Client List
Behavioral profiling used to be something the ad tech vendor did on the other side of the glass. Now it's a line item in the publisher's own growth strategy.
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Ford’s Shocking New Idea Lets Cars Spy on Others and Send Data to Cops and Insurance Companies
Ford’s new patent for onboard speeding detection technology sparks privacy concerns as surveillance capabilities grow.
Privacy on the Line: Tony Blair Institute Champions Digital ID
Former Indian minister downplays privacy concerns while advocating for digital identity and payments infrastructure.
Newcastle United Fan Faces Ban Over Gender-Critical Social Media Posts
The rise of private companies engaging in social media surveillance and punishments for speech.
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The Secret Ways Advertisers Target Your Family, Including Based on Your Mood or Personality
The shadowy world of data brokerage.
German Police Face Backlash for Using Covid Surveillance to Track Witnesses to a Death
It was promised that Covid surveillance would only be used for contact tracing.
UK: How to Opt-Out of the NHS’s Imminent Data Grab
The deadline to opt-out is September 2021. Share this guide with family and friends.
UK: Google Faces $4 Billion Case Over Claims of Secret iPhone Tracking
A “loophole” Google allegedly used is being investigated.
Egypt Is the Latest Country to Outline Consumer Privacy Laws
Countries all over the world are starting to take privacy seriously.
Microsoft Joins With Apple in Calling for a US-Wide Data Protection Law
Neither of the companies heavily rely on user data for their business model.
