News and Research articles on Government surveillance

The campaign against Israel’s biometric database demonstrates how civil society can advocate for privacy even when “privacy is dead”.

KEYWORDS: Privacy, Government surveillance, Biometric

No previous study has offered a systematic comparative analysis of different forms of regulatory chilling effects online. This article discusses a first-of-its-kind case study that does so.

KEYWORDS: Chilling effects, Online surveillance, Government surveillance, Corporate surveillance

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