Lawmakers push to rein in biometric surveillance but subway surveillance is quietly multiplying under the Hochul administration.

The AVMSD's mission creep is turning media reform into a velvet-gloved power grab over the EU’s digital public square.

Florida quietly backs away from a surveillance wish list that would have broken the internet for everyone.

A censorship law dressed as a safeguard, the Shield quietly turns EU-funded fact-checkers into the arbiters of acceptable opinion.

O'Callaghan’s push for facial recognition arrives as surveillance slips from science fiction into the scaffolding of daily life.

Installing homebrew or backing up your own games can now turn your Switch into a $300 souvenir.

Google settles with Texas for $1.375 billion over claims of unauthorized data collection via Incognito mode, biometrics, and location tracking.

Online censorship becomes the second front as governments weaponize digital platforms to shape the narrative.

Cooke wants Ofcom to censor at the speed of virality, even as the law says that's not its job.

India orders mass account blocks on X without detailing violations, sweeping up journalists and global voices alike.