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Content type: Explainer

How the 'Law Enforcement Data Service' (LEDS) can be used at protests

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Content type: Explainer

How predictive policing can be used at protests

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Content type: Explainer

How the police can access your digital communications at a protest

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Content type: Explainer

How the police can access your phone's 'unique identifiers' at a protest

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Content type: Long Read

Fact sheet on your data rights in relation to police surveillance at protests

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Content type: Long Read

Fact sheet on photographing police officers at a protest

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Content type: Explainer

How social media monitoring can be used at a protest

Did you know the police can download everything from your phone?
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Police mobile phone extraction explainer

National School Walkout - Iowa, 2018
Content type: News & Analysis

Planning and participating in a protest could get you under surveillance: three technologies you should know about

Privacy International Response To Consultation On The Interoperability Of EU Information Systems For Borders And Security
Content type: Advocacy

Privacy International Response To Consultation On The Interoperability Of EU Information Systems For Borders And Security

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Content type: Guide step

A guide to getting your data from Telegram

European and African continents with spider webs
Content type: Long Read

“When Spiders Share Webs”: Unveiling privacy threats of EU-funded INTERPOL policing programme in West Africa