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Content Type: Advocacy

Best Before date policy brief: Device sustainability through long-term software support

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Content Type: Advocacy

Joint Civil Society Declaration at the International Labour Conference 2025

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Content Type: Advocacy

PI statement during informal consultations on autonomous weapons systems in New York

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Content Type: Long Read

Your future AI Assistant still needs to earn your trust

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Content Type: Press release

PRESS RELEASE: Privacy International and Liberty complaint against Government’s ‘backdoor’ access to Apple data to be heard by Tribunal

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Content Type: News & Analysis

The US border surveillance expansion has global implications

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Content Type: Advocacy

Privacy International’s letter to the UK Home Office demanding transparency on Technical Capability Notices

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Content Type: Explainer

How the UK Government is making security harder for everyone

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Content Type: News & Analysis

UK data regulator takes enforcement action to rein in data brokers' use of people's personal data

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Content Type: News & Analysis

The cost of privacy: 3 years support for high-end Samsung phones, but what about the rest?

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Content Type: Advocacy

PI response to UK Government consultation on Technical Capabilities Notices

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Content Type: Advocacy

Our position on the EU Cyber Resilience Act (CRA)

Content Type: Examples

Smartphones, laptops, IoT devices vulnerable to new BIAS Bluetooth attack

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Content Type: News & Analysis

Zoom is not the worst, just getting the attention software deserves

Content Type: Examples

Design flaw leaves Bluetooth devices vulnerable

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Content Type: Explainer

Bluetooth tracking and COVID-19: A tech primer

Content Type: Examples

Consumer watchdog calls on retailers to stop selling connected toys with proven security issues

Content Type: Examples

Pregnancy persists on the internet despite miscarriage in real life

Content Type: Examples

New police technologies assign individual "threat scores"

Content Type: Examples

Banks turn to smartphone metadata to assess lending risk

Content Type: Examples

The new way police are surveilling you: Calculating your threat ‘score’

Content Type: Examples

Governments adopt social media as tool for surveillance and propaganda

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Content Type: Examples

MIT device uses wireless signals to identify emotions

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Content Type: Examples

How China uses mass surveillance and big data to deal with social unrest

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Content Type: Impact Case Study

Fighting data-exploitative business models

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Content Type: Impact Case Study

Building resistance to post-9/11 overreach

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Content Type: Impact Case Study

The fight for the global standard in data protection law

Content Type: Examples

Uber patent proposes AI method for identifying drunk riders

Content Type: Examples

Amazon patents illness-spotting speech analyser

Content Type: Examples

Smartphone app monitors mental health status