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Content type: Explainer

An introduction to software updates (and why they matter)

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Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International's submission to the UK consultation on ‘A new pro-competition regime for digital markets’

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Content type: Video

Cargo Planes, Trains and Automobiles

Content type: Examples

China uses force and cohersion to increase vaccination rates

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Content type: Advocacy

PI joins civil society in concerns over Mexico’s World Bank funded digital ID scheme

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Content type: News & Analysis

To Reduce Facebook’s Harms to Teens, Target its Data-Hungry Business Model

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Content type: Long Read

How a company illegally exploited the data of 14 million mothers and babies

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Content type: Long Read

Perspectives on the harms of unregulated fintech

Content type: Examples

KP govt to block SIMs of unvaccinated people in five districts

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Content type: Video

Summer Reading

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Content type: Advocacy

PI and 30 CSOs unite against use of live facial recognition technology

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Content type: News & Analysis

Afghanistan: What Now After Two Decades of Building Data-Intensive Systems?

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Content type: Advocacy

An open letter to TECNO Mobile

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Content type: Press release

An open letter to TECNO Mobile

Content type: Legal Case Files

Pietrzak ao case: Relevant documents

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Content type: Long Read

India’s Mother and Child Tracking System

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Content type: Press release

New report shows how one TECNO phone can be putting people’s privacy and security at risk

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Content type: Advocacy

Covid-19 vaccination certificates: WHO sets minimum demands, governments must do even better

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Content type: Long Read

How one TECNO phone is putting users' privacy and security at risk

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Content type: News & Analysis

Apple opens the door to mass surveillance

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Content type: Long Read

An unhealthy diet of targeted ads: an investigation into how the diet industry exploits our data

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Content type: News & Analysis

Taming Pegasus: A Way Forward on Surveillance Tech Proliferation

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Content type: News & Analysis

Space: The Final Frontier of Europe’s Migrant Surveillance 

Content type: Examples

Health IDs in India: Voluntary or Mandatory?

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Content type: Video

Evading facial recognition

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Content type: Long Read

Briefing on Privacy International Legal Case: Bulk personal datasets and bulk communications data challenge

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Content type: News & Analysis

UK Investigatory Powers Tribunal finds the regime for bulk communications data to be incompatible with EU law

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Content type: Press release

Press note: Release of report "Operating from the Shadows: Inside NSO Group’s Corporate Structure"

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Content type: Explainer

Satellite and aerial surveillance for migration: a tech primer

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Content type: News & Analysis

Our analysis of the WHO report on Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence for Health