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Privacy Reporting & Research — Page 7

Page 7 of 14 of sourced reporting on surveillance, AI ethics, and data rights. Independent, no ads.

Reports — page 7 of 14

2026-05-09The Tulsa Race Massacre — What Was Buried and Why

2026-05-09Unit 731 and the War Crimes the US Helped Cover Up

2026-05-09The War on Drugs Was Never About Drugs

2026-05-09Every Major War Had a PR Campaign. Here's How They Sold Them.

2026-05-09What Big Tobacco Taught Every Industry That Came After

2026-05-09What Your Phone Knows About You That You Never Agreed To

2026-05-09Whistleblowers Go to Prison While Exposed Crimes Go Unpunished

2026-05-09Who Really Owns the News — Media Consolidation Explained

2026-05-09Why No One Teaches You How Money Actually Works

2026-05-09You Would Have Joined a Cult (And That Is Not Even an Insult)

2026-05-06OpenAI Used Canadian Data Without Consent. Four Watchdogs Agreed.

2026-05-05States Move to Exempt ALPR Data From Public Records Laws

2026-05-05Instructure Canvas Breach: Hackers Claim 275 Million Records, and the Number Is Unverified

2026-05-05Palantir Has a Human Rights Policy. Its ICE Work Says Otherwise.

2026-05-04CCPA/CPRA Violations at Scale: Enforcement Gaps in California Privacy Law

2026-05-04Flock Used Kids' Camera Footage in a Sales Demo

2026-05-04Google Ended Its 10-Year Policy on Law Enforcement Data Notifications

2026-05-04Smart Home Botnet Takedowns: 3 Million Devices Compromised in March 2026

2026-05-04Push Notification Surveillance: How Apple and Google Server Access Enables Monitoring

2026-05-04Utah's Age-Verification Law Creates a VPN Liability Trap

2026-05-03Encrypt Files Before They Leave Your Device. Here's How.

2026-05-03What Your Photos Reveal: A Complete Guide to EXIF Metadata Privacy

2026-05-03ICE Built a National AI Surveillance Network. Here's Who Helped.

2026-05-02Dark Patterns: Check the Rule, Not Just the Headline

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