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UK Department of Education plans sharing school attendance data with third parties

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Psychologist-trained emotion detection software

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Statement before the European Parliament hearing on "Spyware and ePrivacy"

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We looked into the software support practices for 5 of the most popular smart devices (and the results may disappoint you)

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Privacy International research shows that smart device security updates fail to meet consumers' expectations

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Content type: Advocacy

PI's proposed amendments to the draft Directive on empowering consumers for the green transition

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EU Ombudsman opens inquiries into FRONTEX and EEAS on their support to develop surveillance capabilities in non-EU countries

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Financial Report 2021-2022

Smartphone being inserted in ballot box
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Preliminary statement on Kenya's election in collaboration with The Carter Center Election Expert Mission

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Got PimEyes on You

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PI's submission on the working draft of the WHO’s Pandemic prevention, preparedness and response accord

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Colombia and biometric tracking of Venezuelan migrants

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Paraguay: Integration in the the triple border area

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Peru: Identity theft backdoor in the system for claiming government aids in response to the COVID19 economic crisis

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Content type: Key Resources

Securing Privacy: PI on End-to-End Encryption

Privacy International's oral statement at the UN Human Rights Council
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Privacy International's oral statement at the UN Human Rights Council

Identity Crisis
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Identity Crisis

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Content type: Report

Securing Privacy: PI on End-to-End Encryption

How ID systems lead to insecurity
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Insecurity

How ID systems lead to Surveillance
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Surveillance

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Protest surveillance into court

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About us

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TIME TO DELIVER ANSWERS: transparency and explainability for algorithmic decisions at work

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Privacy International's response to the College of Policing consultation on the 'ethical use of data and technologies guidance'

Pupils with barcodes for faces sit in a classroom
Content type: News & Analysis

Especialista da ONU recomenda a proibição do reconhecimento facial nas escolas.

Pupils with barcodes for faces sit in a classroom
Content type: News & Analysis

UN expert recommends ban on facial recognition in schools.

Report cover, protester in court
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Prosecuted for Protesting

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Allow workers, their representatives and public interest groups to test how the algorithms work

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Accompany all algorithmic decisions with an explanation of the most important reasons and/or parameter(s) behind the decision and how they can be challenged

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Non-fitted devices in the Home Office’s surveillance arsenal: Investigating the technology behind GPS fingerprint scanners