What Hong Kong’s Protestors Can Teach Us About the Future of Privacy
Around the world, police and intelligence agencies are conducting secret, real-time surveillance of civic spaces—and not just during times of […]
Around the world, police and intelligence agencies are conducting secret, real-time surveillance of civic spaces—and not just during times of […]
The French data protection authority, the CNIL, announced on 18th June 2019 that it has issued a 20,000 euros fine […]
The French data protection authority, the CNIL, announced on 18th June 2019 that it has issued a 20,000 euros fine […]
An international coalition of civic society organizations, security and policy experts and tech companies — including Apple, Google, Microsoft and […]
When fully autonomous vehicles begin circulating on public roads they will have to be able to detect when people enter […]
Sophisticated surveillance, once the domain of world powers, is increasingly available on the private market. Smaller countries are seizing on […]
Left unchecked, in ten years, some of the biggest, most influential corporations will know (or have ready access to) not […]
Data collection through mobile tracking is big business. For consumers, protecting yourself against the who, what and where of data […]
On February 5, the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) announced that the Grand Chamber will reexamine two cases concerning […]
In recent years, the setting has been criticized as being essentially meaningless. But it might have a crucial role to […]
As digital billboards record customers’ reactions to advertisements tailored to them, just who is safeguarding Australians’ privacy? The semi-camouflaged cameras […]
Facebook monitors and tracks the locations of its users when the company’s security team finds that they are making credible […]