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Peer-to-peer advertising offers new opportunities for manipulation

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Researchers attempt to predict depression from Facebook posts

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Consumer behaviour closely predicts politices, race, income, education, gender

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Choice of iOS or Android can predict credit-worthiness

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British grocery stores offer insurance discounts based on shopping habits

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Facebook study of "emotional contagion" turns users into subjects

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Pre-crime software for border guards

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Emotional recognition technology enters recruitment

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Facebook and Instagram offer suicide and self-harm reporting tools

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Canada uses AI to track suicide risk

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Samaritans test online app to identify those in need of help

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Video: What Is Data Protection?

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Mental health websites don't have to sell your data. Most still do.

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How financial surveillance in the name of counter-terrorism fuels social exclusion

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Ask advertisers why they have your data!

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…privacy matters

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...it protects those fleeing from persecution

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...it protects our beliefs

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HMRC 'function creep' means spying on your travel plans to block benefits