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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

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Content Type: News & Analysis

The Second Order: The UK Government's new secret order still strikes at Apple's security

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Content Type: Advocacy

It's time to scrap the No Recourse To Public Funds policy - here's why

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Content Type: Long Read

At the border, asylum seekers are "guilty until proven innocent"

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Content Type: News & Analysis

IMSI catchers: facilitating indiscriminate surveillance of protesters

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Content Type: Long Read

The Corona Contracts: Public-Private Partnerships and the Need for Transparency

he right to privacy
Content Type: Report

A Guide to Litigating Identity Systems: The Right to Privacy and National Identity Systems

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Content Type: News & Analysis

Can we get our internet back now please?

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Content Type: Advocacy

Open Letter to Facebook and Google

A Kenyan man sits in front of his shop, subtitles read Even these technicals, these small universities, you can't go without an ID
Content Type: Video

When ID leaves you without identity: the case of double registration in Kenya

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Content Type: News & Analysis

The Hostile Environment is incompatible with public health: PI joins the Vaccine For All campaign

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Content Type: Explainer

How 'Cloud Extraction' tools can be used at a protest

IMSI catchers
Content Type: Explainer

How IMSI catchers can be used at a protest

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Content Type: Explainer

How hacking can be used at a protest

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Content Type: Explainer

How facial recognition technology can be used at a protest

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Content Type: Explainer

How gait recognition technology can be used at a protest

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Content Type: Explainer

How body worn video cameras can be used at a protest

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Content Type: Explainer

How police drones technology can be used at a protest

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Content Type: Explainer

How the 'Law Enforcement Data Service' (LEDS) can be used at protests

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Content Type: Explainer

How predictive policing can be used at protests

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Content Type: Explainer

How the police can determine your location at a protest

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Content Type: Explainer

How the police can access your digital communications at a protest

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Content Type: Explainer

How the police can access your phone's 'unique identifiers' at a protest

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Content Type: Long Read

Fact sheet on photographing police officers at a protest

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Content Type: Explainer

How social media monitoring can be used at a protest

European Court of Human Rights
Content Type: Press release

Human rights groups win European Court of Human Rights claim on UK mass surveillance regime

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Content Type: News & Analysis

All we want for Christmas is... Clearview AI to be banned (and looks like it's happening)!

PI's comments on zero draft of UN global digital compact
Content Type: Advocacy

Comments on the Zero Draft of the UN Global Digital Compact

Credit - Santiago Paulós
Content Type: Advocacy

UK MPs ignore concerned constituents questions about Facial Recognition Technology