surveillance

January 23, 2025

EU-US Data Transfers at Risk Under Trump

The EU-US data transfer saga intensifies as the TADPF faces scrutiny and potential instability due to U.S. surveillance laws and changing political landscapes.

January 23, 2025

CNIL Unveils AI Strategy Ahead of Paris Summit

CNIL outlines its strategic priorities for AI governance and data protection ahead of the Paris AI summit, addressing rising privacy concerns and collaboration with European authorities.

A woman with long curly hair is sitting on a bench, smiling at her phone. She wears a white jacket over a pink hoodie and has a fitness tracker on her wrist. The background shows a blurred park setting with autumn foliage, and the lighting is warm and soft.

August 22, 2024

Austria Considers New Law for Monitoring Encrypted Messages

Austria’s proposed law allows targeted surveillance of encrypted messages on suspects’ phones, aiming to address terrorism while balancing privacy concerns.

June 10, 2024

Google to Delete Users’ Location Data

Google commits to deleting users’ location data, saving it locally, reducing storage duration, and safeguarding privacy amidst increasing pressure for user protection.

A man with gray hair wearing a dark suit is talking on a mobile phone. He is facing away, towards large windows with a blurred view of the outside. The setting appears to be indoors, possibly an office or airport terminal. The lighting is natural and soft.

May 19, 2024

Google’s call-scanning AI could lead to censorship

Google’s AI call scanning demo raises privacy concerns as experts warn of potential centralized censorship and surveillance risks in mobile communication.

A row of six security cameras mounted on a white pole against a clear blue sky. Each camera is rectangular and angled slightly downward. The cameras are evenly spaced and connected to the pole with black wiring. The image captures a sense of surveillance and monitoring.

April 30, 2024

Privacy Concerns Raised by Dutch Data Protection Authority over Data-Collecting Traffic Lights

Dutch data protection authority raises privacy concerns over data-collecting traffic lights tracking road users’ personal information, urging transparency and compliance with privacy legislation.