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Who’s afraid of… e-Privacy?
A tracker in your pocket: the Colombian cellphone registry is bad for human rights
Case Study: Your Tweet Can and Will Be Used Against You
Case Study: Invisible Discrimination and Poverty
Case Study: The Myth of Free Wi-Fi
Case Study: Smart Cities and Our Brave New World
Case Study: Super-Apps and the Exploitative Potential of Mobile Applications
Case Study: The Myth of Device Control and the Reality of Data Exploitation
Case Study: Connected Cars and the Future of Car Travel in the Digital Age
Case Study: Profiling and Elections - How Political Campaigns Know Our Deepest Secrets
Case Study: Fintech and the Financial Exploitation of Customer Data
Case Study: The Gig Economy and Exploitation
1.3 billion people’s right to privacy upheld following historic judgement by India’s Supreme Court
What we collect, and why we collect it
Macedonia: Time to Act on Government Surveillance
Clear and universal – the right to privacy at the 120th Session of the Human Rights Committee
Open NGO Letter to EU Member States and Institutions Regarding the Export of Surveillance Equipment
Danish Foreign Ministry Must Act on Internet Surveillance Exports
Surveillance Does Not Equal Security: Analysing Kenya’s Approach To Cyber Security
The Military-Industrial Complex’s Secret War for Our Data
New documents reveal Kenya's worrying attempts to monitor the Internet
Truly universal: concerns raised on unlawful surveillance around the world
Shades of “deep grey”; lessons from an undercover surveillance investigation
Everything's on fire. Here's how we're trying put it out.
After WannaCry, will cyber security be taken as seriously as surveillance?
Voter profiling in the 2017 Kenyan election
Hiding in plain sight — political profiling of voters
The Identity We Can't Change
In Defense of Offensive Hacking Tools
Social media intelligence and profiling in the insurance industry: it’s not only the price you pay that will be affected

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