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Privacy Reporting & Research — Page 11

Page 11 of 14 of sourced reporting on surveillance, AI ethics, and data rights. Independent, no ads.

Reports — page 11 of 14

2026-03-15Cal AI Breach Exposes 3 Million Users' Meal Logs and Personal Data

2026-03-12Major Government Surveillance Programs Exposed: A Timeline

2026-03-10Anonymous: The Faceless Movement That Shaped Digital Privacy

2026-03-10EU Bans Intimate Deepfakes: Historic AI Act Amendment Passes

2026-03-08How Social Movements Shaped Digital Privacy

2026-02-11Congress Wants ICE and CBP Out of Your Face. The Bill Has Teeth.

2026-02-10The CJEU Says Companies Can Directly Challenge Binding EDPB Decisions

2026-02-09The FTC Just Reminded Data Brokers That Military Status Is Sensitive Data

2026-02-05The AI Scientist: Sakana's Bot That Hacks Its Own Code to Keep Running

2026-02-04Governments Are Enabling AI Surveillance

2026-02-04Authors Guild v. OpenAI: The Writers Strike Back

2026-02-04Deepfake Celebrity Crypto Scams: How AI-Generated Videos Are Used to Steal Millions

2026-02-04Wages for AI Workers? The JouleWork Pitch and the Agent Economy

2026-02-0323andMe Bankruptcy: Your DNA is for Sale

2026-02-03Amazon Ring: The Doorbell That Built a Police Surveillance Network

2026-02-02Password Security: A Practical Account Protection Plan

2026-02-01AI Job Replacement: What Workers Need to Know

2026-02-01Meta Ad Fraud Economics: Why Scam Ads Are Profitable

2026-02-01Exhibit 404: The Engagement Bait Economy

2026-02-01Thomson Reuters v. Ross: The Blueprint for AI Theft

2026-01-31NYT v. Perplexity: Journalism Theft at Scale

2026-01-31Snapchat My AI: The Data Collection Behind the Chatbot

2026-01-30ChatGPT Shared Links: Review What You Published

2026-01-30Signal vs. Telegram vs. WhatsApp: The 2026 Messaging Wars

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