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Connecting the dots

Big Tech’s aggressive EU lobbying has caused a power shift

The drastic increase of lobbying expenditure by Big Tech companies is denting Europe’s traditionally strict privacy laws and shifting more

A consortium of the most powerful tech players like IBM, Microsoft and Facebook are teaming up with hospital networks with

Some Americans continue to believe that when they go to the internet they will get a free flow of useful

Mass data collection, geo-location tracking and facial recognition have become normalised in the climate of widespread fear of contagion. Yet

Individualistic western societies are built on the idea that no one knows our thoughts, desires or joys better than we

An introduction to the blueprint for a fully surveilled, conformed and monitored global society, and how COVID-19 is being used

Framing future pandemics as national security issues allows public health to be subsumed within a global apparatus of of digital surveillance

The social network’s new ‘Supreme Court’ is diverse in every way apart from political affiliation Facebook has created an Oversight

The tech giant has rolled out changes that purposely down-rank independent health websites, even independent medical articles that are written

by Birgit Schippers Drones are often seen as weapon against terrorist suspects, a state snooping device or a novelty tool for delivering things