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Dutch Ministry Ordered to Destroy Illegally Collected Data on Muslim Community
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) ordered the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment to destroy illegally collected personal data of Muslim community members after an investigation revealed unauthorized surveillance between 2015-2021, impacting at least 31 people, potentially hundreds more...
Dutch Ministry Ordered to Destroy Illegally Collected Data on Muslim Community
The Dutch Data Protection Authority (AP) ordered the Ministry of Social Affairs and Employment to destroy illegally collected personal data of Muslim community members after an investigation revealed unauthorized surveillance between 2015-2021, impacting at least 31 people, potentially hundreds more...
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44% Bias Score
Clearview AI Founder Ousted Amid Funding Struggles, Shift in Strategy
Clearview AI cofounder Hoan Ton-That was ousted from the company's board following his resignation as CEO and president amid struggles to secure funding and government contracts; the company is now pursuing contracts aligned with the Trump administration's priorities.
Clearview AI Founder Ousted Amid Funding Struggles, Shift in Strategy
Clearview AI cofounder Hoan Ton-That was ousted from the company's board following his resignation as CEO and president amid struggles to secure funding and government contracts; the company is now pursuing contracts aligned with the Trump administration's priorities.
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44% Bias Score
Germany Debates Expanding Surveillance Powers Amidst Oversight Controversy
Germany's coalition government is debating increased surveillance powers for its security agencies, including expanded data collection and sharing capabilities, sparking controversy over the role of the Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information versus the Independent Review...
Germany Debates Expanding Surveillance Powers Amidst Oversight Controversy
Germany's coalition government is debating increased surveillance powers for its security agencies, including expanded data collection and sharing capabilities, sparking controversy over the role of the Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information versus the Independent Review...
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56% Bias Score
UK Loses Bid to Keep Apple Legal Battle Secret
The Investigatory Powers Tribunal rejected the UK Home Office's attempt to keep secret its legal battle with Apple over a technical capability notice demanding access to Apple's Advanced Data Protection service, which Apple subsequently pulled from the UK.
UK Loses Bid to Keep Apple Legal Battle Secret
The Investigatory Powers Tribunal rejected the UK Home Office's attempt to keep secret its legal battle with Apple over a technical capability notice demanding access to Apple's Advanced Data Protection service, which Apple subsequently pulled from the UK.
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48% Bias Score
ScotAccount: Scotland's New Digital ID System Raises Privacy Concerns
Scotland is launching ScotAccount, a digital ID system to simplify access to public services and reduce fraud; however, concerns exist regarding data security, potential misuse of information, and the possibility of it becoming mandatory.
ScotAccount: Scotland's New Digital ID System Raises Privacy Concerns
Scotland is launching ScotAccount, a digital ID system to simplify access to public services and reduce fraud; however, concerns exist regarding data security, potential misuse of information, and the possibility of it becoming mandatory.
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52% Bias Score
Dutch Intelligence Continues Data Sharing with US Amid Growing Concerns
Dutch intelligence agencies continue sharing data with US counterparts, potentially compromising Dutch citizens' information, despite concerns over democratic rights and data protection in the US, and despite calls by former officials to scale back cooperation.
Dutch Intelligence Continues Data Sharing with US Amid Growing Concerns
Dutch intelligence agencies continue sharing data with US counterparts, potentially compromising Dutch citizens' information, despite concerns over democratic rights and data protection in the US, and despite calls by former officials to scale back cooperation.
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48% Bias Score
Eleven in Netherlands Targeted by Pegasus Spyware
Eleven people in the Netherlands were victims of the Israeli spyware Pegasus, revealed in a US lawsuit; this is the second-highest number in Europe after Spain, raising concerns about misuse of the technology beyond its intended anti-terrorism purpose.
Eleven in Netherlands Targeted by Pegasus Spyware
Eleven people in the Netherlands were victims of the Israeli spyware Pegasus, revealed in a US lawsuit; this is the second-highest number in Europe after Spain, raising concerns about misuse of the technology beyond its intended anti-terrorism purpose.
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36% Bias Score
Italian Activist's Spyware Testimony Blocked in EU Parliament
Father Mattia Ferrari, Mediterranea chaplain, faced a year-long surveillance campaign including home intrusions, but right-wing European Parliament groups blocked his testimony, postponing it to April 23rd, sparking accusations of a cover-up over the Paragon spyware case.
Italian Activist's Spyware Testimony Blocked in EU Parliament
Father Mattia Ferrari, Mediterranea chaplain, faced a year-long surveillance campaign including home intrusions, but right-wing European Parliament groups blocked his testimony, postponing it to April 23rd, sparking accusations of a cover-up over the Paragon spyware case.
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48% Bias Score
Netanyahu Accused of Misusing Shin Bet for Political Purposes
Former Shin Bet head Yoram Cohen accuses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of twice attempting to misuse the agency's powers for political gain in 2013 and 2014, involving surveillance and security clearance revocation, which Cohen refused.
Netanyahu Accused of Misusing Shin Bet for Political Purposes
Former Shin Bet head Yoram Cohen accuses Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of twice attempting to misuse the agency's powers for political gain in 2013 and 2014, involving surveillance and security clearance revocation, which Cohen refused.
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48% Bias Score
Bulgarian Woman Exposed as Russian Agent in Austria
Austrian intelligence exposed Tzvetanka D., a Bulgarian woman, as a Russian agent who spread disinformation, monitored prominent figures, and was connected to a larger network operating out of London, highlighting the use of seemingly ordinary individuals in Russian intelligence operations.
Bulgarian Woman Exposed as Russian Agent in Austria
Austrian intelligence exposed Tzvetanka D., a Bulgarian woman, as a Russian agent who spread disinformation, monitored prominent figures, and was connected to a larger network operating out of London, highlighting the use of seemingly ordinary individuals in Russian intelligence operations.
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40% Bias Score
East German Stasi Hotline Recordings Reveal Hidden Dissent
Recordings of calls to the East German Ministry for State Security's (MfS) publicly listed hotline from 1979-1983 reveal a surprising number of prank calls, threats, and insults alongside official inquiries and denunciations, providing insight into citizen-Stasi interactions and hidden forms of resi...
East German Stasi Hotline Recordings Reveal Hidden Dissent
Recordings of calls to the East German Ministry for State Security's (MfS) publicly listed hotline from 1979-1983 reveal a surprising number of prank calls, threats, and insults alongside official inquiries and denunciations, providing insight into citizen-Stasi interactions and hidden forms of resi...
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44% Bias Score
Bulgarian Woman Exposed as Russian Agent in Austria
Cvetanka D., a Bulgarian living in Vienna, was uncovered as a Russian agent who spread disinformation, surveilled Austrian officials like Omar Haijawi-Pirchner and journalist Christo Grozev, and was involved in a network coordinated from Moscow by former Wirecard executive Jan Marsalek.
Bulgarian Woman Exposed as Russian Agent in Austria
Cvetanka D., a Bulgarian living in Vienna, was uncovered as a Russian agent who spread disinformation, surveilled Austrian officials like Omar Haijawi-Pirchner and journalist Christo Grozev, and was involved in a network coordinated from Moscow by former Wirecard executive Jan Marsalek.
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52% Bias Score
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