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European digital rights group say the future of online privacy is on a knife edge - Vimarsana News

European digital rights group say the future of online privacy is on a knife edge

A coalition of more than two dozen digital and democratic rights groups, NGOs and not-for-profits, including noyb and Wikimedia Europe, have written to A coalition of more than two dozen NGOs have written to the European Union's regulatory body for data protection urging it to reject a tactic that's been controversially seized upon by Meta in its latest bid to circumvent the bloc's privacy laws.

Joint Statement: Internet Governance Forum must reverse decision to make Saudi Arabia its next host - Vimarsana News

Joint Statement: Internet Governance Forum must reverse decision to make Saudi Arabia its next host

An IGF 2024 hosted by Saudi Arabia is incompatible with the event's multistakeholder model, as human rights risks make robust civil society engagement impossible.

Review: Life Is a Game - Vimarsana News

Review: Life Is a Game

06/10/2023 - Luca Quagliato and Laura Carrer’s documentary about riders working for food delivery platforms in Europe is a mini essay about new forms of economy, social interaction and (non-existent) inclusion

Apple opposes UK bill that could mandate backdoor scanning in iMessage - Vimarsana News

Apple opposes UK bill that could mandate backdoor scanning in iMessage

Apple is the Online Safety Bill as it could be used to force encrypted messaging tools like iMessage, WhatsApp, Signal and other to scan;

European privacy groups challenge facial scan firm Clearview - Vimarsana News

European privacy groups challenge facial scan firm Clearview

Four groups say Clearview stockpiled biometric data on more than 3 billion people without their knowledge or permission by “scraping" their images from websites.