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A letter sent to the Google CEO by Privacy International claims bloatware has allowed a privacy and security hole to open almost unnoticed. Continue reading Google urged to tame privacy-killing Android bloatware
Sources and a document show how Google bars nonprofits from telling activists in certain countries about their products. Continue reading Google Gives Free Security Keys to Activists, But Not if You’re in Iran or Syria
Apps have been secretly sharing usage data with Facebook, even when users are logged – or don’t have an account at all. Continue reading Some Android apps are secretly sharing your data with Facebook
Facebook tracks Android users via apps, even if they aren’t Facebook users. Continue reading How Facebook Tracks Non-Users via Android Apps
The results could start a wave of major damages for companies that collect and sell consumer information. Continue reading Lawsuits Aim Billions in Fines at Equifax and Ad-Targeting Companies
Privacy International has released a report that looks at how powerful governments are financing, training and equipping countries with surveillance capabilities. Countries with powerful security agencies are spending literally billions to equip, finan… Continue reading World powers equip, train other countries for surveillance
Privacy International and five internet and communications providers want to challenge GCHQ’s bulk hacking practices again. Continue reading Challenge Over UK Bulk Hacking Powers Taken to European Court of Human Rights
Privacy International’s ‘Surveillance Industry Index’ keeps tabs on big brother. Continue reading Privacy Activists Launch Database to Track Global Sales of Surveillance Tech
Internal GCHQ documents obtained by a campaign group detail UK Intelligence Agency’s use of “bulk personal datasets.” Continue reading Documents Reveal Inner-Workings of UK’s Spying Databases
The Italian government revoked Hacking Team’s global license to sell its spyware to some governments with poor human rights records. Continue reading Hacking Team loses global license to sell spyware