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algorithmwatch.org

• Our statement on the draft AI Act to the German government and public
• Greece plans automated drones to spot people crossing border
• A guide to the Digital Services Act, the EU’s new law to rein in Big Tech
• Face recognition data set of trans people still available online years after it was supposedly taken down
• A European newsroom to investigate automated systems
• Details of the Doctolib contract shed light on hiccups in Berlin’s vaccination drive
• AutoCheck workshops on Automated Decision-Making Systems and Discrimination
• The BAMF’s controversial dialect recognition software: new languages and an EU pilot project
• Join our online discussion on 19 September: ‘AI Regulation and the UN’s Global Digital Compact’
• Digital Bouncers: AI in Recruiting

bigbrotherwatch.org.uk

• UnHerd – PayPal shuts down the Free Speech Union’s account
• Independent – Republican demonstrators arrested at recent public events
• Independent – Fourteen groups call on new Met Police chief to end facial recognition
• Independent – Lengthy list of demands given to new Home Secretary, Suella Braverman
• Daily Mail – Are we sleepwalking into Big Brother Britain?
• Online Safety Bill latest; what can we expect to happen next?
• The Guardian – Police use stop and search powers to disproportionately target protesters, figures reveal
• Scottish Daily Express – Police Scotland looking into ‘Big Brother’ face scan cameras
• Gizmodo – Facial recognition watches to be used to surveil convicted migrants
• BBC – Big Brother Watch files legal challenge with the ICO against Southern Co-op’s use of facial recognition systems
• Big Brother Watch files legal complaint against Co-op’s “Orwellian” facial recognition
• The Telegraph – It’s high time for the police to finally stop recording ‘non-crime hate incidents’

bitsoffreedom.nl

• Google accuses you of child abuse? Impossible! Right?
• Don’t restrict encryption before alternatives have been explored, says advisory council
• Preliminary report on the tooling of the European digital rights field
• What’s going on in Brussels?
• Meta interferes with wombs
• Dutch government needs to act now to stop EU from killing end-to-end encryption
• Good news: Dutch secret services destroy unlawfully stored information on millions of innocent citizens
• Hooray! We freed the data of millions of people from the clutches of the secret services!
• We filed a complaint against the secret services on behalf of millions of citizens
• European Commission wants to eliminate online confidentiality
• Belgium wants to ban Signal – a harbinger of European policy to come
• Annual Report 2021: The main challenges to society are by definition (also) informational issues.

blog.lukaszolejnik.com

• Privacy architectural changes in the web are coming
• Regulating the fight with disinformation
• GDPR fines, how does this system work? Part two.
• Transparency of cyber capabilities and US building Stuxnets 2/3/4?
• Dangerous cyber tools spotted and analysed - potentially lethal
• Privacy analysis of European eID Regulation proposal
• Solving phishing is not simple - can anti-phishing training make it even worse?
• Cyber insurance and cyber war
• EU ideas for transparency of political content targeting
• French doctrine of information operations - engaging over information space
• Designing technologies with Values? Possibility - Necessity - and European story.
• On civilian harms from military cyber operations

craphound.com

• Twitch Does a Chokepoint Capitalism
• Sound Money
• What is Chokepoint Capitalism?
• So You’ve Decided to Unfollow Me
• View a SKU: Let’s Make Amazon Into a Dumb Pipe
• Why none of my books are available on Audible
• Reasonable Agreement: On the Crapification of Literary Contracts
• Monopolists Want to Create Human Inkjet Printers
• Regulatory Capture: Beyond Revolving Doors and Against Regulatory Nihilism
• Against Cozy Catastrophies
• Apple’s Cement Overshoes
• About Those Killswitched Ukrainian Tractors

digitalnisvobody.cz

• TZ: Odložte povinné datové schránky, je to další kapka do třaskavého sociálního koktejlu, žádají neziskové organizace
• Digitální vlaštovka: Povinné datovky se blíží, hotovostí zatím platit lze
• Máte děti? Přijďte na seminář o rizicích digitálního světa
• TZ: Evropská petice proti kamerám rozpoznávající tváře je u konce. „Historicky nejvlivnější občanská iniciativa,“ říkají někteří
• O hotovosti na A2larmu i Peníze.cz
• Údaje z kamer podél silnic mohou být využity pro daňovou kontrolu
• IuRe k návrhu zakotvit platbu v hotovosti v Ústavě
• Zbývají poslední dny na podepsání petice Reclaim Your Face. Máme komiks i hudební klip
• Inspirující setkání s nizozemskou ministryní
• Výroční zpráva za rok 2021

edri.org

• EDRi-gram, 28 September 2022
• New Data Retention ruling is a victory for civil society
• Securing privacy: Privacy International on end-to-end encryption
• United Nations report voices digital rights groups’ concerns over encryption in EU’s new rules
• Foreign authorities are banning Google and Microsoft services from schools, the Czech Republic is floundering
• Privacy Defenders: Enabling young people to defend their online privacy
• Rather delete than comply: how Europol snubbed data subject rights
• Identity Crisis
• Does Google accuse you of child abuse? Impossible! Right?
• Football fans are being targeted by biometric mass surveillance
• Travel surveillance: member states seek to circumvent court judgment on PNR
• Truth and Trust Online Conference

eff.org

• Google Loses Appeal Against EU's Record Antitrust Fine, But Will Big Tech Ever Change?
• Automated License Plate Readers Threaten Abortion Access. Here's How Policymakers Can Mitigate the Risk
• EFF Urges FTC to Address Security and Privacy Problems in Daycare and Early Education Apps
• Google’s Perilous Plan for a Cloud Center in Saudi Arabia is an Irresponsible Threat to Human Rights
• Ban Government Use of Face Recognition In the UK
• Study of Electronic Monitoring Smartphone Apps Confirms Advocates’ Concerns of Privacy Harms
• San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors Grants Police More Surveillance Powers
• Lawsuit: SMUD and Sacramento Police Violate State Law and Utility Customers’ Privacy by Sharing Data Without a Warrant
• How to Ditch Facebook Without Losing Your Friends (Or Family, Customers or Communities)
• Giving Big Corporations “Closed Generic” Top-Level Domain Names to Run as Private Kingdoms Is Still a Bad Idea
• EFF’s DEF CON 30 Puzzle—SOLVED
• It’s Time For A Federal Anti-SLAPP Law To Protect Online Speakers

epic.org

• EPIC Submits Additional Feedback on NIST AI Risk Management Framework 
• Representative Lieu Introduces Bill to Limit Law Enforcement Face Surveillance
• NBC: Cookies might not be tracking you, but some of your favorite brands are
• Axios: FTC considers strengthening its consent decree security hammer
• WKRC: Ups and Downs: Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office replacing helicopters with drones
• Bloomberg Law: NYPD Face Search Details Sought in New Jersey Armed Robbery Case
• EPIC & NCLC to Ninth Circuit: Automated Campaign Calling Without Consent Violates TCPA
• EPIC, EFF, & NACDL Amicus Brief Urges NJ Court to Recognize Right to Discovery on Facial Recognition Used to Identify Defendant
• Bloomberg Law: Website-Browsing Surveillance Suits Erupt After Appellate Ruling
• GAO Report: Federal Agencies Lack Senior Leadership to Effectively Implement Privacy Programs

laquadrature.net

• 15248 people file a complaint against the Technopolice
• Collective complaint against the Technopolice
• Help us rekindle the night, support La Quadrature du Net
• AI Regulation: The EU should not give in to the surveillance industry lobbies
• Drones are back, so are we
• Amazon Fined 746 Million Euros Following Our Collective Legal Action
• In memoriam Philippe Aigrain (1949-2021)
• Open letter calling for a global ban on biometric recognition technologies that enable mass and discriminatory surveillance
• La Quadrature joins EDRi as a member
• France’s police bill: surveillance for the long haul

privacyinternational.org

• Preliminary statement on Kenya's election in collaboration with The Carter Center Election Expert Mission
• PI's submission on the working draft of the WHO’s Pandemic prevention, preparedness and response accord
• Securing Privacy: PI on End-to-End Encryption
• Privacy International's oral statement at the UN Human Rights Council
• Securing Privacy: PI on End-to-End Encryption
• Identity Crisis
• Insecurity
• Surveillance
• Exclusion
• Letter from global CSOs to the World Bank

privateinternetaccess.com

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uoou.cz

• Úřad k výkladu zákona proti praní špinavých peněz
• Senát vzal na vědomí výroční zprávu Úřadu za rok 2020
• Prohlášení Global Privacy Assembly (GPA) k použití zdravotních údajů pro cestování
• K vládnímu návrhu zákona o covid pasech
• Evropský sbor pro ochranu osobních údajů k uchovávání údajů z kreditních karet
• Úřad vstupuje do postavení žalovaného orgánu ve věcech přístupu k informacím i v případě žalob proti rozhodnutím vydaným jinými povinnými subjekty pře[...]
• K prokazování totožnosti a zpracování osobních údajů
• Reakce Úřadu na výsledné znění mimořádného opatření k evidenci zákazníků v provozovnách
• K vedení evidence zákazníků některými poskytovateli služeb a k prokazování výsledků testů na SARS-CoV-2 ze strany zákazníků
• Úřad k návrhu nařízení o soukromí a elektronických komunikacích
• ÚOOÚ k tzv. očkovacím pasům
• Výroční zpráva Úřadu za rok 2020

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