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Social media sites push back against police

Content type: Examples

Walmart spies on workforce to oppose union organising

police tech leaflet
Content type: News & Analysis

Leaflet about police tech being used in public places in the UK

Policing technology posters
Content type: Long Read

Take part in our #spypolice campaign!

Privacy International's evidence to the Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence at the U.K. House of Lords
Content type: News & Analysis

Privacy International's evidence to the Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence at the U.K. House of Lords

intelligence sharing globe
Content type: Advocacy

Policy Briefing – UK Intelligence Sharing Arrangements

Content type: Press release

Privacy International to challenge UK Government's use of general warrants to hack unspecified groups of people and computers

Content type: Press release

Press Release: Privacy International Back in Court to Challenge Bulk Government Hacking

DANIEL LEAL-OLIVAS/AFP/Getty Images
Content type: News & Analysis

How our smartphones became the new frontier for police stop and search

JACK GUEZ via Getty Images
Content type: News & Analysis

UK Police Can Download The Contents Of Our Phones Without A Warrant - What Can Be Done?

Further questions on Cambridge Analytica's involvement in the 2017 Kenyan Elections and Privacy International's investigations
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Further questions on Cambridge Analytica's involvement in the 2017 Kenyan Elections and Privacy International's investigations

Content type: Press release

New report reveals that the UK police are secretly downloading content from suspects' mobile phones on a massive scale

mobile phone extraction phone unzipped
Content type: Report

Digital stop and search: how the UK police can secretly download everything from your mobile phone

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Content type: Long Read

BPD/BCD : Reference to CJEU October 2017

Case front page
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BPD/BCD : IPT Judgment October 2016

Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International and Open Rights Group's Submission in Response to the Consultation on the Draft Equipment Interference Code of Practice

Privacy International’s Work on Hacking
Content type: Long Read

Privacy International's Work on Hacking

Whose World Is This?: US and UK Government Hacking
Content type: Long Read

Whose World Is This? US and UK Government Hacking

Explaining the Law behind Privacy International's Challenge to GCHQ's Hacking
Content type: Long Read

Explaining the Law behind Privacy International's Challenge to GCHQ's Hacking

My Device Is Me. GCHQ – Stop Hacking Me.
Content type: Long Read

My Device Is Me. GCHQ – Stop Hacking Me.

Investigatory Powers Tribunal Rules GCHQ Hacking Lawful
Content type: Long Read

Investigatory Powers Tribunal Rules GCHQ Hacking Lawful

GCHQ Tapping into International Fibre Optic Cables, Shares Intel with NSA
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GCHQ Tapping into International Fibre Optic Cables, Shares Intel with NSA

Despite Claims of 'Going Dark', Five Eyes More Powerful than Ever
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Despite Claims of 'Going Dark', Five Eyes More Powerful than Ever

The Trap of Simplicity: Why Analogies for Surveillance Fail Us
Content type: Long Read

The Trap of Simplicity: Why Analogies for Surveillance Fail Us

Snowden Vindicated: The Truth About Raw Intelligence Sharing
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Snowden Vindicated: The Truth About Raw Intelligence Sharing

It's Time for Our Governments to Stop Eavesdropping and Start Listening
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It's Time for Our Governments to Stop Eavesdropping and Start Listening

The Snoopers’ Loophole: Why Winning Against GCHQ Is Bittersweet
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The Snoopers’ Loophole: Why Winning Against GCHQ Is Bittersweet

Five Eyes Integration and the Law
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Five Eyes Integration and the Law

Why do we still accept that governments collect and snoop on our data?
Content type: Long Read

Why Do We Still Accept That Governments Collect And Snoop On Our Data?

Border
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Aerostats, Biometrics, Chips, and Drones: UK Gathers Surveillance Industry to Solve Brexit Border Question