The EU claims Meta’s “dark patterns” discourage users from flagging material.

London’s clean-air campaign was surveillance infrastructure from the moment the cameras switched on.

A morning knock at a Berlin apartment has turned one man’s sarcasm into a national argument over the limits of online expression.

Britain’s push for online "safety" drifts into a realm of digital pre-crime, where algorithms decide guilt before anything gets seen.

A football league’s crusade to protect its broadcasts has ended up benching an entire nation’s internet.

Her behind-the-scenes letter reveals a regulator fighting to preserve her own reach while the public questions who gets to decide what Australians ...

The promise of unity is starting to sound like a contract written in conditional freedoms.

For the first time, design choices, not just direct speech, are being treated as moral acts in a court of law.

Another round in Algeria’s long duel between political speech and presidential pride.

The fight over New Jersey’s newborn blood tests is no longer about medicine; it’s about who owns the code of a human life once the state takes it.