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Apple pulls Facebook-owned VPN app for allowing Facebook to analyse user data

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30 million Facebook users' accounts breached

How bulk interception eyes
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New U.K. Law Fails European Court Standards on Mass Interception Disclosed by Snowden

Mass surveillance has no place in a free and democratic society
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What the 2018 European Court Ruling Means for Mass Spying Around the World

Supreme Court of India
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Initial analysis of Indian Supreme Court decision on Aadhaar

Timeline of Aadhaar security problems
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Aadhaar Security Fail

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Competition and Data

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HIV Positive people dropping out of treatment programmes because they fear Aadhaar data leaks

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A data leak on a utility company website made details of every Aadhaar holder available

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Large telco secretly opens bank accounts using Aadhaar-linked eKYC

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Access to the details of 1 billion entries of the Aadhaar database available for only 500 rupees

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Widely-available software patch enables the creation of new people on the Aadhaar database

Letter to Home Secretary
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We ask the Home Secretary why UK intelligence agencies have unlawfully analysed PI's data

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The principles of data protection: not new and actually quite familiar 

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Press release: UK intelligence agency admits unlawfully spying on Privacy International

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N. BPD/BCD: September 2018 hearing bundle

Hacking FBI
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Shining a Light on Federal Law Enforcement’s Use of Computer Hacking Tools

European Parliament elections – protecting our data to protect us against manipulation
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European Parliament elections – protecting our data to protect us against manipulation

“Truth exists but you have to find it”: Fighting disinformation on Facebook in Ukraine
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“Truth exists but you have to find it”: Fighting disinformation on Facebook in Ukraine

Ballot Box
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Spanish elections under the new data protection law: use of personal data by political parties?

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Alexa, stop being creepy! Our letter to Jeff Bezos

Anatomy of an AI system: a map of the many processes — extracting material resources, data, and human labor — that make an Amazon Echo work. Credit: Kate Crawford and Vladan Joler
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The mystery of the Amazon Echo data

Ginowan protests
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Communities at risk: How encroaching surveillance is putting a squeeze on activists

New faith in privacy regulation? We need proof of conversion
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New faith in privacy regulation? We need proof of conversion

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Indian Facebook political ads overwhelmingly viewed by men

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UK Labour Party accuses Independent Group MP of illegally accessing campaign data

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Twitter expands political campaigning policy to EU, Australia, and India

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Australia reveals cyber attacks on parliament and political parties

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Facebook expands advertising transparency

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Belgian minister claims set-up behind schoolchildren's climate change protests