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Fourth Amendment Under Fire: Court Deems Google Location Data Fair Game
The court determined that users have no reasonable expectation of privacy in voluntarily shared location data.
“Nearly All” AT&T Customers are Affected by Massive Data Breach; What To Do Next
Even those who interacted with AT&T customers are at risk.
Biden Admin Tries To Stop Anti-Censorship Injunction in Kennedy v. Biden Censorship Lawsuit
The administration faces mounting accusations of pressuring social media giants to curb dissenting voices.
Canada Allocates $146.6M for New Censorship Commission to Enforce Online Harms Act
Massive funding aims to enforce controversial online censorship and regulate free speech.
Privacy on the Line: Tony Blair Institute Champions Digital ID
Former Indian minister downplays privacy concerns while advocating for digital identity and payments infrastructure.
London’s Privacy Nightmare: Facial Recognition Gets a Boost at Tony Blair Conference
Civil rights groups warn of privacy erosion as London’s Metropolitan Police surveillance opportunities.
House Report Reveals GARM’s Role in Stifling Online Discourse
Potential violations of federal antitrust laws highlight GARM’s significant influence and its role in shaping online discourse.
Tony Blair Institute Hosts Controversial Panel on Health Data Commercialization
Speakers push for controversial health data commercialization and surveillance measures.
Australia’s Chief Censor Accused of Exaggerating the Rise in Online Abuse and Engaging in “Politically Charged Censorship”
Newly released documents reveal inconsistencies between Grant’s public warnings and actual complaints data.
MembersDitch Spotify and Apple Music With This Private, Self-Hosted App for Streaming Music and Other Audio Content From Any Device
Own your music and avoid ongoing subscriptions.
Europol Seeks to Break Mobile Roaming Encryption
Europol’s push for easier access to encrypted data raises concerns over privacy and potential overreach.