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@privacyint

@privacyint
23 posts
2023-07-05
👀 One of these is a new social media app owned by Meta, the other one is where you can find us https://mastodon.xyz/... [image]
2023-07-05 View on X
The Verge

Instagram briefly launched a basic Threads web UI, offering an early look at what to expect before its July 6 launch; the service appears to have 2,500+ users

Instagram's new Threads app, a Twitter competitor, isn't supposed to launch until July 6th, but the web interface went live for a few hours today for everyone to explore.

2021-11-30
6/ We argued that Clearview AI's collection of faces violates UK and EU privacy laws. Today, the UK data regulator agreed - and asked the company to stop collecting and delete the faces of people in the UK. Plus, they slapped it with a provisional fine of £17 million.
2021-11-30 View on X
TechCrunch

Citing “alleged serious breaches” of data protection laws, UK's ICO notifies Clearview AI of its provisional intention to fine the company £17M+

Controversial facial recognition company Clearview AI is facing a potential fine in the UK. Source: ICO .

2021-11-04
NEW! The Australian Information Commissioner @OAICgov has found that Clearview AI breached Australians' privacy by scraping their biometric information from the web and disclosing it through a facial recognition tool. https://twitter.com/...
2021-11-04 View on X
ZDNet

A joint probe by Australia and UK's Information Commissioners finds Clearview AI collected data on 3B+ people by indiscriminately scraping info from the web

Campbell Kwan / ZDNet : Source: Office of the Australian Information Commissioner .

2021-03-19
Guess what the founders of Smartcheckr and then Clearview were discussing in the run up to founding the company? Physiognomy. You can find out more about what it is and it's concerning history by listening to our podcast with @Dr_C_Thompson -> https://privacyinternational.org/ ... https://twitter.com/...
2021-03-19 View on X
New York Times

A look at the origins of Clearview AI, which far-right activist Charles Johnson says he co-founded, as it is besieged by lawsuits and investigations

In May 2019, an agent at the Department of Homeland Security received a trove of unsettling images.  Found by Yahoo in a Syrian user's account …

2021-03-10
Carrier selling your web data usage shouldn't be a thing 😡 https://arstechnica.com/... But if you want to limit the impact this have on you, check out our guides on how to disable/renew your advertising ID on your phone 👇
2021-03-10 View on X
Wall Street Journal

In a privacy policy update, T-Mobile says it will automatically enroll all subscribers in an ad program informed by their online activity, starting on April 26

Wireless carrier tells subscribers it could share their browsing, app data and other online activity with advertisers unless they opt out

2021-01-09
After a five year battle against the UK government over the use of ‘general warrants’, WE WON at the UK High Court today! Learn more from our Legal Director in this short video (1m34s): And then read more here: https://privacyinternational.org/ ... https://twitter.com/...
2021-01-09 View on X
Forbes

UK High Court rules that security services cannot search the computers and phones of millions of people under a single “general warrant”

Emma Woollacott / Forbes : Tweets: @privacyint and @privacyint Tweets: @privacyint : WE WON. After a five year battle, the UK High Court agreed with us: general warrants defy 250 ...

WE WON. After a five year battle, the UK High Court agreed with us: general warrants defy 250 years of common law jurisprudence. Read our press release 👇 https://privacyinternational.org/ ...
2021-01-09 View on X
Forbes

UK High Court rules that security services cannot search the computers and phones of millions of people under a single “general warrant”

Emma Woollacott / Forbes : Tweets: @privacyint and @privacyint Tweets: @privacyint : WE WON. After a five year battle, the UK High Court agreed with us: general warrants defy 250 ...

2020-10-07
Our Legal Director Caroline Wilson Palow on today's judgment by the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU): https://privacyinternational.org/ ... https://twitter.com/...
2020-10-07 View on X
CNBC

The European Court of Justice, EU's highest legal authority, rules that member states cannot collect mass mobile and internet data of citizens

2020-06-25
That's exactly what Google was also saying when they bought DoubleClick. And then reportedly changed their Privacy Policy to merge the data. We should not let history repeat itself. Not this time and #NotOnOurWatch Sign our petition: https://action.privacyinternational.org / ... https://twitter.com/...
2020-06-25 View on X
The Verge

Google says it will auto-delete location and search data by default for new users after 18 months, as part of a broader expansion of its privacy options

A compromise between privacy and ad-targeting data  —  On Wednesday, Google announced broad changes in its default data practices for new users …

2020-05-20
NEWS! Amazing victory of @freiheitsrechte et al, the German Constitutional Court declared certain #surveillance powers of Federal Intelligence #BND unconstitutional! Crucial victory in a moment where agencies seek to ever-expand surveillance capabilities! https://www.bundesverfassungsgericht.de / ... https://twitter.com/...
2020-05-20 View on X
Fortune

Germany's Federal Constitutional Court rules that spying on the Frankfurt exchange's global internet traffic by the BND, its intelligence agency, is illegal

David Meyer / Fortune :

2020-02-24
Ever tried downloading your data from Facebook to understand what advertisers know about you? 🤔 Bad news: Facebook tools is actually rigged and only gives part of the picture Check our analysis 👇 https://privacyinternational.org/ ...
2020-02-24 View on X
Privacy International

Tests find Facebook's Download Your Information tool gives users an incomplete and inconsistent list of advertisers who have uploaded their data to Facebook

In 2018, following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook announced the “Download Your Information” feature allowing users … Tweets: @micronauta , @privacyint , @wolfiechristl ,...

“Download Your Information”, “Off-Facebook activity”: How Facebook pretends to be transparent when it actually doesn't tell you everything 👀 https://privacyinternational.org/ ...
2020-02-24 View on X
Privacy International

Tests find Facebook's Download Your Information tool gives users an incomplete and inconsistent list of advertisers who have uploaded their data to Facebook

In 2018, following the Cambridge Analytica scandal, Facebook announced the “Download Your Information” feature allowing users … Tweets: @micronauta , @privacyint , @wolfiechristl ,...

2020-02-22
This database could be used for “politically motivated surveillance” and not just standard police work. Without the transparency and legal safeguards for facial recognition technology to be lawful, there should be a moratorium on it. https://twitter.com/...
2020-02-22 View on X
The Intercept

An EU report, circulated among EU and national officials in November 2019, calls for the creation of a network of national police facial recognition databases

some lawful, others that violate human rights...” #Surveillance #PoliceState #SiliconValley #Snowden https://21stcenturywire.com/ ... Wolfie Christl / @wolfiechristl : “A report dr...

2020-02-06
Councils in the UK track people who browse webpages about benefits and disability. https://www.theguardian.com/ ...
2020-02-06 View on X
TechCrunch

Brave browser report: 198 local UK councils' websites are using real-time bidding advertising, which is the subject of a number of data protection complaints

Natasha Lomas / TechCrunch :

2020-01-26
“We are being identified without our knowledge or consent, and society needs rules about when that is permissible”, writes Bruce Schneier in the NYT https://www.nytimes.com/... There are many ways you can be identified, some you might not know about. Here are some examples 👇 1/5
2020-01-26 View on X
The California Sunday Magazine

An in-depth look at facial recognition technology, with a primer on how it works, who is using it in the US, and how to avoid it online and in public

The controversial and nearly ever-present technology that could replace the fingerprint  —  From iPhones and Snapchat filters …

“We are being identified without our knowledge or consent, and society needs rules about when that is permissible”, writes Bruce Schneier in the NYT https://www.nytimes.com/... There are many ways you can be identified, some you might not know about. Here are some examples 👇 1/5
2020-01-26 View on X
New York Times

Laws that ban facial recognition miss the larger point: we need laws on all tech used for identification and to decide how much of our data should be surveilled

and the ways that data is combined to create searchable profiles of us without any consent on our part. https://www.nytimes.com/... Dahlia Peterson / @dahlialpeterson : “A ban on f...

2020-01-25
“We are being identified without our knowledge or consent, and society needs rules about when that is permissible”, writes Bruce Schneier in the NYT https://www.nytimes.com/... There are many ways you can be identified, some you might not know about. Here are some examples 👇 1/5
2020-01-25 View on X
New York Times

Laws that ban facial recognition miss the larger point: we need laws on all tech used for identification and to decide how much of our data should be surveilled

The whole point of modern surveillance is to treat people differently, and facial recognition technologies are only a small part of that.

2020-01-15
It's only 10 apps, but the amount of personal information they share about you is gigantic. And it's just the tip of the iceberg. Read the Norwegian Consumer Council study on how these apps breach your privacy and put your security at risk 👇 https://www.forbrukerradet.no/ ... https://twitter.com/...
2020-01-15 View on X
Consumer Reports

New study shows how popular apps including Grindr, OkCupid, Tinder, and the period-tracking apps Clue and MyDays share intimate user data with data brokers

A new study shows how information about your sexuality, religion, and location is sent straight from phones to data brokers

2019-11-21
Great report by Amnesty highlighting the unprecedented threats that @Facebook and @Google's business models pose to privacy and other human rights. We've been engaging with competition authorities to enhance privacy protections. For more: https://privacyinternational.org/ ... https://twitter.com/...
2019-11-21 View on X
Amnesty International

Amnesty International says Facebook and Google's omnipresent surveillance is inherently incompatible with the right to privacy and is a danger to human rights

Facebook and Google's omnipresent surveillance of billions of people poses a systemic threat to human rights …

2019-09-17
The rule of law prevailed today! Six years after @Snowden's revelations, the High Court of South Africa declared that bulk interceptions practices are unlawful. The case was brought by @amaBhungane, we intervened with @r2kcampaign. https://privacyinternational.org/ ...
2019-09-17 View on X
Privacy International

The High Court of South Africa rules that bulk surveillance is unlawful, in case brought after a reporter found his phone communications were recorded in 2008

Privacy International :