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Benefitting whom? An overview of companies profiting from “digital welfare”

Could private companies be the only ones really profitting from digital welfare? This overview looks at the big players.

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Can we get our internet back now please?

The internet was meant to be different. No one would own the internet. No one could own the internet. The internet belonged to all of us. So how did it all go wrong?

News & Analysis

Can we get our internet back now please?

The internet was meant to be different. No one would own the internet. No one could own the internet. The internet belonged to all of us. So how did it all go wrong?

News & Analysis

Here’s how a well-connected security company is quietly building mass biometric databases in West Africa with EU aid funds

Documents disclosed to Privacy International reveal how the European Union has been using aid funds to finance the development of biometric identity systems in countries in Africa as part of its response to migration, and highlight urgent concerns.

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Borders Without Borders: How the EU is Exporting Surveillance in Bid to Outsource its Border Controls

Documents obtained by Privacy International (PI) detail how EU agencies ‘outsource’ border controls to neighbouring countries.

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All roads lead to Palantir

A review of how the data analytics company has embedded itself throughout the UK.

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Surveillance Disclosures Show Urgent Need for Reforms to EU Aid Programmes

Revealed: The EU Training Regime Teaching Neighbours How to Spy

(Questions/Réponses) La plus haute Cour de justice de l’UE a jugé que les régimes de surveillance de masse du Royaume-Uni, de la France et de la Belgique doivent respecter la vie privée

For a world where technology will empower and enable us, not exploit our data for profit and power.

Featured Content

Benefitting whom? An overview of companies profiting from “digital welfare”

Can we get our internet back now please?

Can we get our internet back now please?

Here’s how a well-connected security company is quietly building mass biometric databases in West Africa with EU aid funds

Borders Without Borders: How the EU is Exporting Surveillance in Bid to Outsource its Border Controls

All roads lead to Palantir