The US-backed Freedom.gov VPN promises to defeat censorship but threatens to override European privacy laws and digital sovereignty, setting up a global clash over internet control.
As the EU debates the sweeping Digital Omnibus, privacy watchdogs sound alarm bells over proposed changes to personal data definitions and regulatory powers—potentially reshaping the very framework of data rights in Europe.
As the EU pushes for a sweeping Digital Omnibus to streamline digital laws, privacy watchdogs EDPB and EDPS issue a joint warning: simplification must not erode the fundamental privacy protections enshrined in the GDPR.
The EU’s Digital Omnibus reform aims to simplify GDPR and AI regulations, but faces fierce debate over privacy rights, research freedoms, and the future of digital governance. Will Europe’s new rules empower innovation or endanger its hard-won privacy standards?
Police drones promise faster response and safer streets, but critics warn of a future where constant aerial surveillance erodes privacy and freedoms. This feature investigates the new reality of police eyes in the sky.
Italy’s courts and investigators are in turmoil over how to handle digital evidence, as the practice of making forensic copies of devices tests the boundaries between privacy, fair trial rights, and investigative power.
The EU’s new AI rules promise efficiency, but privacy watchdogs warn that citizens’ rights could become collateral damage in the rush. Dive into the critical tensions shaping Europe’s AI future.
As the EU considers Chat Control 2.0, experts warn the sweeping surveillance proposal could undermine privacy and democracy for millions. Here’s what’s at stake.
Wisconsin and Michigan are moving to restrict VPN use for adult content, igniting debate over privacy, security, and the future of online anonymity in the US.
As crime goes digital, Italy’s judicial police chase hackers across borders and clouds, racing to secure evidence while balancing privacy, law, and the evolving tech battleground.