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

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How predictive policing can be used at protests

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Content type: Explainer

How the police can determine your location at a protest

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How the police can access your digital communications at a protest

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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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Fact sheet on photographing police officers at a protest

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How social media monitoring can be used at a protest

Did you know that your location could be made public when you post on apps?
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Women’s Aid and Privacy International launch digital information cards to help women stay safe on Valentine’s Day

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A guide on password managers

LOCATION HISTORY PRIVATE
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A guide to keeping your mobile phone's location history private

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A guide to making use of disposable email addresses

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A guide for using privacy-focused alternative frontends to mainstream websites

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A guide to getting your data from Telegram