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NEW CAMPAIGN: Victims Not Suspects
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Fighting for #FreeSpeechOnline
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UK mass surveillance ruled unlawful in Big Brother Watch & Others landmark judgment
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Report: The State of Surveillance in 2018
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The no-platforming of Infowars is a watershed moment for the information age
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Stop the Met Police using authoritarian facial recognition cameras
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Investigation: HMRC takes 5 million taxpayers’ voice IDs without consent
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Face Off – The lawless growth of facial recognition in UK policing
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Misleading, incompetent and authoritarian: the Home Office’s defence of facial recognition
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INVESTIGATION: POLICE USE EXPERIAN MARKETING DATA FOR AI CUSTODY DECISIONS
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How can I download a copy of my Facebook data? What is included – and what isn’t?
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Cambridge Analytica Is A Symptom Of The Bigger Facebook Problem
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I Am Deleting My Facebook Account – Here Is Why & How I Did It
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Big Brother Watch: Working To Protect Our Rights From Automated Decisions
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Research
Letter to the Information Commissioner calling for urgent investigation into use of rape victims’ data by police and the CPS
Big Brother Watch’s Submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on Extreme Poverty and Human Rights
Online Forums Bill 2018 – Briefing for Second Reading
Media
The Sun – Big Brother fears as police unveil speed camera that spies on drivers from almost a MILE away
The Independent – Our call for an urgent investigation into rape victims’ personal data
The Guardian – Met Commissioner says police live facial recognition is being restricted by regulation
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Free speech on campus is under threat – and the Government’s Prevent scheme poses one of the greatest risks
The UK’s poorest are put at risk by automated welfare decisions
No – We Still Don’t Want ID Cards
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