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Report On The National Data Retention Laws Since The CJEU’s Tele-2/Watson Judgment
Content Type: Advocacy

Report On The National Data Retention Laws Since The CJEU’s Tele-2/Watson Judgment

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Content Type: News & Analysis

Mental health site sharing your personal data? We're going after them

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

Content Type: Legal Case Files

Amicus Briefs

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Content Type: Long Read

We Need Stronger Regulations Regarding U.S. Law Enforcement Hacking of Devices Abroad

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Content Type: Report

Mental health websites don't have to sell your data. Most still do.

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Content Type: Long Read

Privacy International study shows your mental health is for sale

Frontpage of mental health report: Your mental health for sale
Content Type: Report

REPORT: Your mental health for sale

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Content Type: News & Analysis

Taking a depression test online? Go ahead, they're listening

Content Type: Legal Case Files

B. Watson: Court of Appeal

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Content Type: News & Analysis

After Watson: Mandatory data retention by telecommunications operators

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Content Type: Advocacy

Our response to the Government's post-Watson Comms Data Code

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Content Type: Explainer

The history of DRIPA 2014 - data retention in the UK

Content Type: Press release

UK Government asks EU Court 'Did you really mean it?':  Bulk data retention and access is under scrutiny in Europe and the UK

Content Type: Legal Case Files

A. Watson/Tele2: European Court of Justice

PI forges coalition to call on European Parliament to reject data retention
Content Type: News & Analysis

PI forges coalition to call on European Parliament to reject data retention

Content Type: Press release

Privacy International's Initial Thoughts On The Advocate General's Opinion On Data Retention