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US government hacking: preliminary findings on the FOIA replies

Content Type: Legal Case Files

B2g. Secret Service

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B2f. Internal Revenue Service

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B2e. Immigration and Customs Enforcement

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B2d. Federal Bureau of Investigation

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B2c. Drug Enforcement Administration

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B2b. DOJ Office of the Inspector General

Content Type: Legal Case Files

B2a. DOJ Criminal Division

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B2. Agencies that found responsive records

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B1. Agencies that found no records

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B. Disclosures

Whose World Is This?: US and UK Government Hacking
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Whose World Is This? US and UK Government Hacking

Hacking FBI
Content Type: News & Analysis

Shining a Light on Federal Law Enforcement’s Use of Computer Hacking Tools

Content Type: Legal Case Files

A. U.S. District Court

We’re Suing the Government to Learn Its Rules for When It Hacks Into People’s Devices
Content Type: News & Analysis

We’re Suing the Government to Learn Its Rules for When It Hacks Into People’s Devices

Content Type: Press release

PRIVACY INTERNATIONAL, ACLU DEMAND GOVERNMENT DISCLOSE NATURE AND EXTENT OF HACKING ACTIVITIES

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Content Type: Long Read

We Need Stronger Regulations Regarding U.S. Law Enforcement Hacking of Devices Abroad

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PI alerts regulator about the use of algorithms by the UK Government and their impact on migrants

Content Type: Legal Case Files

ICO complaint against the UK’s automated recommendation tools in immigration operations

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Content Type: Press release

Privacy International issues complaint to the UK regulator regarding the deployment of two algorithms for immigration purposes suspected of failing to adequately comply with data protection law