In England’s schools, children are not only pupils but also data subjects. From the moment they are born, a digital record ...

PI has obtained hundreds of documents detailing surveillance techniques used in trainings organised by the European Union Agency for Law Enforcement Training; They’re being used to train authorities ...

The Spanish Data Protection Agency (AEPD) has ruled that universities may no longer use facial recognition systems to monitor students during online exams. In its resolution, the Agency determined ...

Desde la selva del Amazonas hasta el África subsahariana, las empresas de tecnología buscan ampliar su dominio invirtiendo en ...

In June 2023, PI conducted a survey of UK MPs through YouGov, which highlighted their startling lack of knowledge of the use of facial recognition technology (FRT) in ...

Companies selling diet programmes are using tests to lure users. Those tests encourage users to share sensitive personal data, including about their physical and mental health. But what happens to the ...

Freedom of Information (FOI) requests have revealed the rapidly increasing scale of UK police mass facial recognition searches against the passport and immigration databases. The Government has ...

In this piece we outline the main discussions and measures we need to see being systematically adopted to inform decision-making about digital solutions in the health sector, and provide examples of ...

With more and more connected devices around us, the chance that you've been hit by an update notification is high. But what do these software updates do? How do they actually work, and why are they ...

The GDPR came into effect on 25 May 2018, and reformed and replaced data protection law across Europe. Before the GDPR, data protection in the EU was governed by the 1995 Data Protection Directive, ...

As revelations about the abuses of NSO Group's spyware continue, we take a look at what is being done around the world to challenge the surveillance tech industry and the powers they sell. Key points ...

The Dobbs decision is an outlier. It is contrary to the bulk of international jurisprudence and human rights guarantees. As such, it undermines fundamental privacy guarantees that women around the ...