Privacy
Scotland Plans Live Facial Recognition Technology
Civil rights group warns Scotland’s potential use of live facial recognition tech may lead to “hi-tech police state.”
Australia’s eSafety Chief Doubles Down on Anti-Encryption Push Despite Industry Backlash
Australia continues its anti-privacy push.
Mastercard To Expand Digital Biometric ID and “Behavioral Biometrics”
The rise of biometric data collection by financial giants like Mastercard and Visa could redefine consumer privacy and surveillance.
UK PM Sunak Proposes Disabling Driving Licenses and Financial Services For Youth Avoiding National Service
Sunak faces backlash for suggesting financial sanctions and restricted access to essential services as enforcement measures.
MembersUnlock a More Private Internet: Discover the Benefits of Privacy-Focussed DNS Services
ISPs can track and log every website you visit through, impacting your online privacy.
Brazil’s Supreme Court Is Hiring Contractors To Monitor Social Media and Track Dissenters
In a bid to curb “disinformation,” the judiciary’s expansive monitoring now targets critics.
EU’s Mass Surveillance Faces Fierce Resistance
EU halts controversial “chat control” vote amid strong backlash and insufficient support.
New Reports Reveal Five Eyes’ Surge in Biometric Data Collection
New Zealand’s push reveals the Five Eyes alliance’s massive increase in biometric surveillance on global travelers.
MembersA Private, Open-Source Photoshop Alternative That Gives You Full Ownership of Your Files
A solution that can protect your files from AI analysis and training.
Delta Chat Refuses Russian Government’s Surveillance Demands
Reaffirming global resistance to government surveillance efforts.
Biometric ID for IRS FOIA Requests Trigger Privacy and Access Concerns
Controversial technology.
MembersThe Hidden Threat to Your Privacy: Unmasking the Third-Party Doctrine
As data sharing grows, the third-party doctrine increasingly jeopardizes personal privacy in the digital era.