Ubiquitous Surveillance Cameras Are Changing Our Understanding of Human Behavior
Surveillance footage is providing new insights into how humans interact in public. But should scientists be able to see it? […]
Surveillance footage is providing new insights into how humans interact in public. But should scientists be able to see it? […]
The European Court of Justice should uphold its 2016 decision that personal data cannot be seized and held indiscriminately by […]
Chrome will replace third-party cookies with browser-based tools and techniques aimed at balancing personalization and privacy. Google announced support for third-party […]
The Federal Constitutional Court will hold a hearing on the BND Act on January 14th and 15th, 2020. Plaintiffs expect […]
The European Asylum Support Office combed through social media to monitor refugee routes to Europe for three years. The agency […]
European privacy advocacy group None of your business (NOYB)—led by Max Schrems—announced it had filed three formal complaints with the […]
Free-speech advocates say in a lawsuit filed Thursday that the policy violates federal law and runs afoul of the Constitution. […]
US Congress is considering permanently reauthorizing four provisions, two of which are unused, of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act that […]
Federal officials are considering requiring that all travelers — including American citizens — be photographed as they enter or leave […]
Privacy advocates are concerned that the new law can paint an unsettling picture of people’s movements in Quebec. A new […]
Websites and apps using Google’s advertising tools will be able to block personalized ads to internet users in California and […]
Last year the Supreme Court ruled, in a 5-4 decision, that a search warrant is required for law enforcement to […]