Intrusive surveillance technology is increasingly used during protests around the world, and is now being used to prosecute activists and peaceful protesters. Read our report:
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Protest surveillance into court
With this report, we shed light on the due process implications of the blanket and indiscriminate surveillance of protesters, activists, and human ...
Law enforcement has sneakily gotten around obtaining warrants for getting access to people’s locations. Instead they’re buying them off shady data brokers that feed on our personal data. Read more on what your apps may be sharing about you.
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Mobile App Monetisation - Covert trackers in your pocket
Your phone is the ideal profit tool for data brokers and advertisers: it's always in your pocket and can be used both as a means of collecting...
Our Free to Protest guide provides a range of information about police surveillance capabilities so you can be prepared when you next head out. Happy protesting! πŸͺ§ pvcy.org/freetoprotest
Not only are many online ads super annoying, but they are often fuelled by a dirty data industry. We want you to know that there are small steps you can take right now to fight back. πŸ‘‡β€¨
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