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Facebook PI submission to CMA
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UK Tribunal agrees that Meta’s acquisition of GIPHY harms competition

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PI statement during informal consultations on autonomous weapons systems in New York

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Your future AI Assistant still needs to earn your trust

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Victory at the High Court against the government's use of 'general warrants'

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Victory at the High Court against the government’s use of 'general warrants’

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PI response to UK Government consultation on Technical Capabilities Notices

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Privacy International’s submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to education

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US body seeks mass surveillance as part of pandemic response

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UK government Covid tracking app: what we found

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FAQ: Privacy International UK Supreme Court Judgment

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Saudis suspected of phone spying campaign in US

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Bluetooth implementations may not sufficiently validate elliptic curve parameters during Diffie-Hellman key exchange

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‘BlueBorne’ Flaw Poses Serious Risk To Bluetooth Devices

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Privacy protests lead Mattel to cancel child-focused AI smart hub

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Bricks-and-mortar retailers adapt online tracking techniques for the physical world

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Researchers test using smart card travel ticket data to find pickpockets

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Singapore enhances smart city programme with pervasive data collection

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Royal Parks covertly tracks visitors via mobile phone data

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Research shows that users can be uniquely identified from just four apps

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New police technologies assign individual "threat scores"

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Affective computing provides new frontier in user manipulation

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Banks turn to smartphone metadata to assess lending risk

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The new way police are surveilling you: Calculating your threat ‘score’

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Social media sites push back against police

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Governments adopt social media as tool for surveillance and propaganda

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TomTom sells location data to police

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MIT device uses wireless signals to identify emotions

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How China uses mass surveillance and big data to deal with social unrest

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Baidu aggregates map search data to predict crowd formation

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Fighting data-exploitative business models