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#algorithmwatch.org
#bigbrotherwatch.org.uk
#bitsoffreedom.nl
#blog.lukaszolejnik.com
#craphound.com
#digitalnisvobody.cz
#edri.org
#eff.org
#en.panoptykon.org
#epic.org
#irozhlas.cz-jancibulka
#laquadrature.net
#privacyinternational.org
#publicknowledge.org
#stopspying.org
#themarkup.org
#uoou.gov.cz
algorithmwatch.org
- KI in der Migrationsverwaltung: Keine Experimente mit den Daten von Migrant*innen und klare Grenzen für KI-Systeme
- Entscheidungsbaum: Dein Weg zu einem verantwortungsvollen Umgang mit Chatbots
- AlgorithmWatch kritisiert im Wirtschaftsausschuss: Weniger Effizienz bei Rechenzentren kostet die Wirtschaft Milliarden
- Studie: Verschlechterungen von Effizienzstandards bei Rechenzentren führen zu sehr großen zusätzlichen Energiebedarfen
- Stellungnahme zur öffentlichen Anhörung anlässlich der geplanten Novelle des Energieeffizienzgesetzes
- Stellungnahme zum Gesetz zur Fortentwicklung polizeirechtlicher Maßnahmen in Schleswig-Holstein
- 160.000+ Unterschriften an Bundestag übergeben – für Klimaschutz statt KI-Wahn
- “Klimaschutz statt KI-Wahn”: AlgorithmWatch übergibt über 160.000 Unterschriften an Mitglieder des Bundestages
- Statement: “Wir verlieren nicht die Kontrolle über eine Technologie, sondern über die Unternehmen, die sie entwickeln”
- Statement AlgorithmWatch im Innenausschuss: Bundestag und Bundesrat sollten gegen dieses Überwachungspaket stimmen
bigbrotherwatch.org.uk
- Big Brother Watch comments on the Government’s response to facial recognition public consultation
- TechRadar – Victims expose the reality of facial recognition use in shops
- Telegraph – All Britons may need ID to access social media
- Big Brother Watch response to UK online safety regulator’s plans for ID checks
- Daily Echo – Hampshire Police intrusively scan 400,000 people using facial recognition tech
- TechRadar – Sainsbury’s facial recognition returns to store that wrongly ejected innocent shopper
- Big Brother Watch on UK Government’s plans to enforce passport ID checks on social media
- The Register – Zero success despite extortionate facial recognition rollout
- Big Brother Watch comment on digital bank Revolut rolling out ‘pay by face’ technology
- Metro – Revolut introduces ‘pay with smile’ facial recognition for UK shoppers
- Covid-era censorship could return with Burnham’s new disinformation unit
- Express – Labour’s Orwellian new disinformation unit raises serious privacy concerns
bitsoffreedom.nl
- You weary giants of flesh and steel
- The Netherlands should remind the European Commission which side they are one
- Stay up to date: Our monthly English newsletter
- De Dutch police has to show restraint, but seems to be unable
- We filed a request for enforcement with regards to Snapchat
- We are not our data, but we are treated as if we are
- Privacy defenders win Felipe Rodriquez Awards
- The National Police and the Dutch Tax Administration win the twentieth edition of the Big Brother Awards
- Court again rules in favor of Bits of Freedom: freedom of choice for Instagram and Facebook users remains intact
- The influence of Snapchat’s gamification features on young people
- Where do we stand in our legal fight for your choice of freedom in Meta’s apps?
- The European Commission says one thing with the Digital Omnibuses, but does something else
blog.lukaszolejnik.com
- AI grinding: what happens when cryptanalytic ideas become cheap?
- How we built and ran the first fully autonomous information operation
- The European Commission is turning Google Search into a privacy and national-security risk
- Information warfare in Iran - what PSYOP looks like in 2026
- When your AI agent publishes internal data
- The Agentic Analytical Pipeline?
- Intelligence analysis platform for AI Agents (~OpenClaw)
- Hard-stopping AI agent pipelines with prompt-level kill switches
- Supply-chain risk of agentic AI - infecting infrastructures via skill worms
- Physical attacks on crypto holders - wrench assaults rising?
- Polarisation is not about filter bubbles or echo chambers, here's why
- Weaponising AI for political persuasion - information operations on an industrial scale
craphound.com
- Swapping money for expertise
- LLMs are real, AI is fake
- Technopolitics
- Why businesses lie about AI
- Post-political
- Hell Is Other People
- Zuckerberg’s increasingly bizarre war on whistleblowers
- The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI launch at Kepler’s Books with Angie Coiro
- The world has moved on
- The age of vapor
- AI and a world without migrants
- The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI
digitalnisvobody.cz
- Evropský KIDS ACT nepřinese bezpečnější internet. Jen zhorší soukromí dětí i dospělých
- Slavíme Světový den šifrování
- TZ: Data ze zdravotnických registrů mají být propojována s údaji o odpracovaných směnách v zaměstnání
- Kamer analyzujících obličeje v Česku přibývá. Snímají nás v trafikách i na fesťáku
- Analýza: evropská peněženka digitální identity (EUDIW) a věková verifikace v ČR
- Boj za elektronickou komunikaci bez plošného šmírování pokračuje. Nápravu žádá i Výbor pro lidská práva a moderní technologie
- Zemřel zastánce digitálních svobod Ondrej Mikle-Barát
- TZ: Evropská komise chce stále pročítat naše zprávy. Výsledek mohou zvrátit i čeští europoslanci
- Připojili jsme se ke světové kampani Stop Killing the Internet
- Digitální euro jako příležitost pro ochranu soukromí i hotovosti. Připojili jsme se k výzvě
edri.org
- Data retention is mass surveillance of people’s phone and internet activity
- EU governments call it ‘simplification,’ but their Data Omnibus deal considerably weakens our rights
- EDRi-gram, 29 October 2026
- The internet should not demand constant self-defence: Fairness starts before the click
- What the new Convention on Decent Work in the Platform Economy means for workers – and what’s next for implementation
- Draconian access block orders in Turkey
- Surveillance in times of insecurity: a wicked and stupid strategy
- EDRi celebrates Global Encryption Day 2026
- CPDP 20th international conference
- EDRi-gram, 8 October 2026
- The Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA) represents everything that’s wrong with Europe’s approach to digital sovereignty
- No human required: Austria’s plan for AI-only government decisions
eff.org
- 🤕 Medicare's AI Experiment | EFFector 38.20
- We’re Asking an Appeals Court to Require a Warrant for ALPR Searches
- Why Fewer People Are Challenging Bad Patents
- U.S. Supreme Court Deals Final Blow to Corporate Human Rights Accountability
- Google Forcing AI on Students Is BS
- Presenting 'Desire Lines: Encoding Queer Digital Futures'
- EFF Submission to OHCHR Consultation on Child Rights and Safety in the Digital Environment
- When the Watchdogs Are Silenced: India's Crackdown on Those Documenting Online Censorship
- Reflecting on Digital Rights Wins and Losses in Sacramento
- Join EFF to Celebrate the Life of Aaron Swartz
- We’re Asking the Ninth Circuit to Hold Reverse Location Warrants Categorically Unconstitutional
- Google Summaries Aren't About AI, They're About Lock-In
en.panoptykon.org
- Kill it or fix it? Personalisation as the default of commercial internet
- ‘Democracy on Wiretap’ Report
- Panoptykon at CPDP 2026: Fair, sovereign and authentically personalised. A benchmark for digital services made in Europe
- Reclaiming the Algorithm: A call for social media interoperability
- Reclaiming the Algorithm: What the DSA can—and can’t—fix about recommender systems
- DSA vs. Reality: Are children safer online?
- President’s veto further delays the implementation of the DSA in Poland
- Sovereignty for citizens, not just states: Ensuring European citizens have choice and control of their digital footprint, access and data
- DSA implementation in Poland – timeline
- Surveillance in Poland under scrutiny of court. Step by step changes inspired by civil society organisations
epic.org
- EPIC and Student Defense Submit Comment on Treasury Department’s Takeover of Federal Student Aid Records
- WIRED: AI Companies Really, Really Want to Buy Your Work Files and Emails
- Tech Insider: 56% Cite AI in Vote, Yet Big Tech May Win [2026]
- CNET: Will Democrats Rein in Big Tech? It Starts With Privacy and Data Centers
- Seoul Economic Daily: Character.AI Bankruptcy Raises Fears Over Chat Records
- Gadget Review: New Jersey Wants to Make AI Companies Pay $5,000 for Every Violation
- WGAL: Data brokers sell your personal information with little regulation
- Big Tech Companies Repeat Same Losing Arguments in New Challenge to California’s AB 1709
- Reclaim the Net: New Jersey Wants “Accountable” Chatbots, But At What Privacy Cost?
- Inside Philanthropy: Going Forward, Democracy Funders Can’t Ignore Surveillance
irozhlas.cz-jancibulka
- Nekonečný scrolling? Vypněte notifikace, radí Antivirus. Pomůže i odinstalování aplikací
- Komunisté v komunále přišli o většinu mandátů. Nezachránili ani tradiční bašty na Karvinsku
- VOLEBNÍ MAPY: Podívejte se, jak se měnila podpora kandidátů mezi jednotlivými koly senátních voleb
- Není důvod, abychom to neschválili, tvrdila Malá. Rada přesto konec nelegálního sledování nepodpořila
- Rodná čísla skrytá v novém obchodním rejstříku. Kdo se k nim mohl dostat?
- Jak volili vaši sousedi: podívejte se na podrobná data v přehledné volební mapě
- Demokratický stát musí snést i nevkusnou kampaň, píše soud ke kauze ‚chirurgů z dovozu‘ hnutí SPD
- Česká policie užívá software podezřelý z napojení na Rusko. ‚Přijali jsme nezbytná opatření,‘ reaguje
- ‚Text nemusí odpovídat tomu, o čem je rozhodováno.‘ Analýza tepe klíčový digitalizační projekt
- Ministerstvo omylem zpřístupnilo rodná čísla lidí ve firmách. Chyba mohla zasáhnout až dva miliony lidí
- MAPA: Obří požáry se Česku na rozdíl od Francie vyhnuly. Podívejte se, kde v Evropě během léta hořelo
- Hrozí, že stát bude platit velké odškodné. Výbor žádá, aby Česko řešilo nelegální sledování lidí
laquadrature.net
- The Court of Justice of the European Union condemns France’s police profiling practices
- Hadopi (2009–2026)
- Censorship and surveillance : a legislative overload in the french parliament
- CNAF’s discriminatory scoring algorithm: 10 new organisations join the case before the Conseil d’État in France
- Donate to La Quadrature Du Net
- In France, the eternal return of facial recognition
- French Administrative Supreme Court illegitimately buries the debate over internet censorship law
- Predictive Policing in France: Against opacity and discrimination, the need for a ban
- Algorithmic videosurveillance is spreading in Europe, let’s fight back together!
- Simplification’ law: stop the data center boom!
privacyinternational.org
- Mapping Facial Recognition in Schools
- What are the dangers of Intelligence Agencies using AI tools for surveillance?
- Artifical Intelligence Agencies: The Use and Regulation of AI in UK Intelligence Agencies
- Artificial Intelligence Agencies
- Mapping Facial Recognition use in Schools
- Global Report on the Authoritarian use of Technology
- When AI agents act outside their remit
- PI's response to the UK Goverment's consultation on workplace monitoring technologies
- PI’s response to the UK Department for Science, Innovation & Technology on data regulation in the age of AI and other data-intensive technologies
- Human rights standards and guidelines on the use of digital technologies in electoral processes
publicknowledge.org
NGO, US-based- Emerging Tech 2025
- New Public Knowledge Paper Outlines How To Design a Digital Regulator To Enhance Competition, Protect Consumers
- Public Knowledge Responds To Mark Meador’s FTC Confirmation
- Building a Better Big Tech Mouse Trap: Designing the Digital Platform Commission
- The Mysterious Case of the Chair of the F(icticious) C(haos) C(lub)
- Privileged Conversations | April 2025
- Slowing BEAD to Speed Up Satellites: Evaluating Trade-Offs in Rural Connectivity
- The People’s Party | April 3
- The Fight for Digital Inclusion: Digital Navigators Push for Funding Connectivity
- Public Knowledge Condemns Trump’s Lawless Attack on FTC Independence
stopspying.org
S.T.O.P., Surveillance Technology Oversight Project, ngo, usa-based- S.T.O.P. Condemns False Arrest, Nearly 6-Month Imprisonment of Innocent TN Grandmother After Facial Recognition Mismatch
- Council Member, Advocates Rally Against Facial Recognition Before City Council Considers Bans
- Council Member Shahana Hanif Will Rally to Ban Biometric Recognition Technology Alongside Advocates
- S.T.O.P. Report Demands Mamdani Dismantle NYC Surveillance State, Details Policy Recommendations
- Power Down Surveillance 2026 Newsletter
- S.T.O.P. Condemns Meta Plan For Facial Recognition Smart Glasses
- S.T.O.P. Condemns NYPD “Domain Awareness System 2.0”
- S.T.O.P. Condemns Newly Revealed NYPD Fake Social Media Vendor
- Spring 2026 Intern Newsletter
- S.T.O.P. Condemns MTA AI Gate Pilot Tracking Alleged Fare Evasion
- Ban the Scan Newsletter
- S.T.O.P. Condemns $4.5M ICE Iris Scanner Contract
themarkup.org
data journalism, non-profit- MyChart and a major hospital said I could opt out of sharing my health data. But they didn’t make it easy
- Patients: All my best tips on how to opt out of data sharing
- World’s largest health appointment platform dumps its web trackers after Markup investigation
- What it takes for voters to be resilient against AI misinformation
- Who’s buying your personal data: Disney, GM, your insurer and bank. Here’s what they get
- Data brokers have detailed files on you. Here’s what’s in them — and how it impacts you
- How TikTok and Google ended up with information about doctors’ appointments around the world
- Defense tech has unleashed a new weapons boom in Southern California
- Brazil gives parents social media controls for their kids. Should the US?
- Kaiser Permanente nurses say technology is making their jobs — and patient care — worse
- Californians can protect their personal data with one click. Help us test if it works
- Your medical provider might be recording your mental health care visits
uoou.gov.cz
Úřad pro ochranu osobních údajů (státní instituce)- Experti ÚOOÚ vystoupili na Právnické fakultě Univerzity Palackého v Olomouci
- V Bratislavě se konaly Open Talks
- Byla spuštěna registrace na seminář Realizace práva na informace v kontextu ochrany osobních údajů a soukromí II.
- ÚOOÚ diskutoval s krajskými pověřenci o ochraně osobních údajů v praxi
- EDPB zveřejnilo prohlášení o výzvách v oblasti ochrany údajů v souvislosti s inteligentními brýlemi
- Ohlédnutí za Privacy Days: Co zaznělo od expertů z Úřadu pro ochranu osobních údajů
- Známe nejlepší pověřence pro ochranu osobních údajů roku 2025
- Privacy Days Praha 2026: Zjednodušování GDPR, digitální regulace a umělá inteligence v praxi
- EDPB harmonizuje metodiku ukládání pokut a schválil pokyny ke vztahu nařízení o digitálních službách a GDPR
- Zástupci dozorových úřadů pěti zemí diskutovali v Lublani o nových digitálních výzvách
- Privacy Days Praha 2026: Největší česká konference věnovaná osobním údajům a digitální ekonomice spouští registraci
- Doporučení ke kamerovým systémům ve zdravotnictví