Privacy International

No Body's Business but Mine: Vol 2

In 2019, we investigated several popular period-tracking apps across the world to examine how they handle users' privacy, particularly the sharing of users' period data with Facebook. 5 years later, we undertook another technical investigation into how period tracking apps are handling user data and the implications for users’ privacy.

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Rain starting to fall on Big Tech's parade

Recent activity demonstrates the need to protect people against the worst excesses of Big Tech dominance over how we interact and relate online. The fight over our data and our autonomy online continues.

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Your future AI Assistant still needs to earn your trust

The next generation of AI Assistants may seek extensive access to our personal data, accounts and devices features. Can we trust their developers to protect our privacy and security?

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Our key achievements from 2024

Here is a selection of our biggest achievements in 2024.

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How the UK Government is making security harder for everyone

PI believes that the UK Government’s secret power to undermine security everywhere is ridiculous, and disturbing.

Advocacy

A collection of logos of the organisations who've signed up to our campaign telling delivery companies it's time to deliver answers on algorithmic transparency including the Trades Union Congress and Amnesty International

Time to deliver answers: An open letter to Just Eat Takeaway, Uber and Deliveroo

12 organisations across the EU and the UK are calling on food delivery platforms to respect their workforce, and improve the transparency and explainability around the algorithms they use.

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Privacy and autonomy: Redefining boundaries for Indigenous communities

The concept of privacy is essential for Indigenous peoples to exercise their right to autonomy and self-determination, enabling them to better protect their cultural heritage and prevent external control, exploitation, and surveillance of their lands and identities.

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