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- How TikTok, AliExpress & WeChat ignore your GDPR rights
- Bumble's AI icebreakers are mainly breaking EU law
- Years of inactivity in “Pay or OK” cases: noyb sues German DPAs
- WhatsApp is getting ads using personal data from Instagram and Facebook
- CRIF has a ‘score’ for almost everyone in Austria. noyb needs support for a potential class action lawsuit
Cory Doctorow @ Pluralistic
- Pluralistic: MAGA crackup (18 Jul 2025)
- Pluralistic: Ellen Ullman's "Close to the Machine" (16 Jul 2025)
- Pluralistic: When Google's slop meets webslop, search stops (15 Jul 2025)
- Pluralistic: Semantic drift versus ethical drift (14 Jul 2025)
- Pluralistic: Trump's not gonna protect workers from forced labor (03 Jul 2025)
privacynieuws.nl
- De klantenkaart: met elke scan verdient de supermarkt geld aan jouw gegevens
- Hoewel WeTransfer AI toch niet traint met behulp van data klanten: dit zijn de alternatieven
- Gegevens Britse klanten gestolen bij Louis Vuitton
- Het deportatiebeleid van Trump draait op techbro's
- Ierse AP start onderzoek naar TikTok wegens dataopslag in China
Netzpolitik
- Positionspapier von Wirtschaft und Zivilgesellschaft: Die digitale Brieftasche als gesellschaftlicher Auftrag
- Bundesländer machen Druck: Justizminister*innen fordern mehr Schutz gegen bildbasierte Gewalt
- Suche nach geklauten Autos: Brandenburger Polizei scannte in über 8.000 Fällen Nummernschilder
- Mangelnde Fehlerkultur, Racial Profiling: Polizeibeauftragter legt ersten Jahresbericht vor
- Starlink, Tesla und X: Deutschland zahlte über 21 Millionen Euro an Elon Musk
Maurits Martijn | Ot van Daalen
- Welkom in Pentagon Valley, waar big tech en defensie versmelten
- Silicon Valley staat in het gelid om de veiligheid van de VS te dienen
- Welkom in de privacyhel die AI heet
- Elke gemeente Microsoft-vrij? Het kan! (Maar niet als het vrijblijvend blijft)
- Als je onafhankelijke rechters wilt, kun je ze beter geen Microsoft-account geven
Louis Derrac
La Quadrature du Net | Technopolice
EDRi
- Civil society files joint DSA complaint against X for targeting people with ads using their sensitive personal data
- #PrivacyCamp25: Registrations open and call for sessions deadline!
- EDRi-gram, 10 July 2025
- New research shows online platforms use manipulative design to influence users towards harmful choices
- A missed opportunity for enforcement: what the final GDPR Procedural Regulation could cost us
Privacy Salon
Access Now
- EU: stop criminalizing migration in the Facilitator’s Package law
- #KeepItOn : Les autorités togolaises doivent garantir les droits humains, en ligne comme hors ligne, pendant les manifestations
- #KeepItOn: Togolese authorities must uphold human rights online and off during protests
- Halt human rights abuses: Safaricom and its shareholders must ensure transparency and accountability in Kenya
- Vodacom must launch an investigation into Safaricom for enabling potential human rights abuses
datanews.be
security.nl
- Signal-kloon TeleMessage SGNL gebruikte kwetsbare Spring Boot Actuator
- Noyb: AliExpress, TikTok en WeChat schenden AVG door niet aan dataverzoeken te voldoen
- Topbestuurders van Meta moeten getuigen in rechtszaak rond Cambridge Analytica-schandaal
- 2,17 miljard dollar aan cryptovaluta gestolen in eerste helft van 2025
- Kaspersky ontdekt geavanceerde backdoor in Exchange-systemen
Global Voices
- Children's songs translated into Maya Uspantek: Aury Us’ project in Guatemala
- Russia has lost its ‘Voice’
- When grief gets political: weaponizing tragedy against youth and free expression in North Macedonia and Serbia
- How Kenyans are using AI during protests
- Cameroon's next generation is ready to take on the country's technological challenges
The Guardian
- Meta argues its AI needs personal information from social media posts to learn ‘Australian concepts’
- Trump’s tax bill funds $6bn expansion of US-Mexico border surveillance, report finds
- ‘Hacking is assumed now’: experts raise the alarm about added risk of surveillance cameras in childcare centres
- Palestine Action isn’t a danger to British democracy – but this repressive government is | George Monbiot
- Top Atlanta cop consulted for tech firm providing surveillance software to city
The Hacker News
- China's Massistant Tool Secretly Extracts SMS, GPS Data, and Images From Confiscated Phones
- UNG0002 Group Hits China, Hong Kong, Pakistan Using LNK Files and RATs in Twin Campaigns
- Ivanti Zero-Days Exploited to Drop MDifyLoader and Launch In-Memory Cobalt Strike Attacks
- CERT-UA Discovers LAMEHUG Malware Linked to APT28, Using LLM for Phishing Campaign
- Google Sues 25 Chinese Entities Over BADBOX 2.0 Botnet Affecting 10M Android Devices
Jaap-Henk Hoepman
blink | the blog of ‘surveillance & society’
- Anyone Who’s Watching Can See That You’re Watching, Too
- Contesting Surveillance: What Tunisian Imams Taught Me
- Styling the Surveillance Self in Fashion Media
- Scatological Humour and the Absent Anthropology of Privacy
- When Watching Each Other Becomes a Matter of Survival: Surveillance and Coexistence in Jungle…
Big Brother Watch
- Big Brother Watch’s response to facial recognition at Notting Hill Carnival
- Prospect – Civil liberties campaigner slams digital ID proposal
- BBC – Campaigners say fixed facial recognition cameras are “dystopian”
- Secretive DWP Welfare Algorithms Put Millions’ Rights at Risk
- BBC – Police use of live facial recognition has seen an “alarming escalation”, campaigners say
Free Software Foundation Europe
Chaos Computer Club– CCC Event blog
Electronic Frontier Foundation
- EFF to Court: The DMCA Didn't Create a New Right of Attribution, You Shouldn't Either
- California A.B. 412 Stalls Out—A Win for Innovation and Fair Use
- Amazon Ring Cashes in on Techno-Authoritarianism and Mass Surveillance
- We Support Wikimedia Foundation’s Challenge to UK’s Online Safety Act
- Radio Hobbyists, Rejoice! Good News for LoRa & Mesh
Mozilla blog
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