The horror of the never-ending Zoom call
Can you think of anything worse?
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China’s surveillance tech spreads in Serbian cities
A draft law would cement the presence of Chinese technology, putting Belgrade on an increasingly authoritarian path.
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Is facial recognition tech in public spaces ever justified?
The food store chain Southern Co-op faces a legal case over its use of surveillance technology.
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Will facial recognition regulation escape the Brexit bonfire?
The government wants to “simplify” the rules on biometric surveillance, but the UK is already under-regulating this technology.
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To protect abortion rights, don’t let the UK ditch the ECHR
Privacy campaigners warn metadata could put Americans seeking abortions at risk of prosecution. Is Europe any safer?
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The NHS data grab shows the rise of tech authoritarianism
If you hand your GP data over to the British state there is no guarantee that it will be protected in…
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Privacy is a collective concern
When we tell companies about ourselves, we give away details about others, too.
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What the GOV.UK data “plot” tells us about Boris Johnson’s digital strategy
Conspiracy theories have emerged around Dominic Cummings's request for data, but the truth is probably more prosaic.
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