Why only 1% of the Snowden Archive will ever be published
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San Francisco district attorney claims California crime labs are using DNA from sexual assault survivors to investigate unrelated crimes
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New York Times journalist Ben Hubbard hacked with Pegasus after reporting on previous hacking attempts
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French subsidiary of the Swedish retailer IKEA will go on trial over allegations that they snooped on employees and customers using private detectives and police officers
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FBI found Ghislaine Maxwell using mobile phone data
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Peter Dutton opens door to new Australian surveillance of journalists via foreign orders
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Open Privacy discovers sensitive patient medical information is being broadcast unencrypted across Vancouver by hospital paging systems
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Florida DMV sells personal information for drivers and ID cardholders to private companies and marketing firms, making over $77M in 2017
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Masks, cash and apps: How Hong Kong’s protesters find ways to outwit the surveillance state
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This genealogy database helped solve dozens of crimes. But its new privacy rules will restrict access by cops.
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Google, Apple, Facebook face world-first encryption laws in Australia: Tech companies can be forced to "build new capabilities" that allow access to encrypted messages.
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The National Security Agency said it collected more domestic call records than allowed, and as a result has been mass-deleting call records
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Medical appointment booking app HealthEngine sharing clients' personal information with lawyers
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Bank details, TFNs, personal details of job applicants potentially compromised in major PageUp data breach
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Facebook Gave Device Makers Deep Access to Data on Users and Friends
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Facebook privacy: MEPs to press Zuckerberg
6 votes