openrightsgroup, 20 days ago to privacy

The UK Data Protection and Digital Information Bill 🗑️ 🥳
Getting this rights-busting legislation binned off at this late stage is not just good timing.
It's down to civil society challenging the dangerous proposals in the Bill every step of the way.
The next government is put on notice.

Read ORG’s statement ⬇️

#dataprotection #digitalrights #GDPR #privacy #ukpolitics #data

https://www.openrightsgroup.org/press-releases/demise-of-the-dpdi-is-good-news-for-data-protection-in-the-uk/

openrightsgroup, 21 days ago to UKpolitics

ORG will be promoting digital rights during the UK #GeneralElection 🗳️

We'll be urging all candidates to support privacy and freedom of expression, as well as providing tools for supporters.

If you can, please donate so we can spread the message ⬇️

#ukpolitics #digitalrights

https://action.openrightsgroup.org/make-one-donation

JamesBaker, 22 days ago to privacy

We knew the data protection and digital information bill was getting dropped but still nice to see it reported by BBC after years fighting against it https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cd11d37rpw9o #privacy #surveillance #digitalrights

ianonymous3000, 26 days ago to privacy

🚨 Microsoft's new "Recall" feature is a privacy nightmare. Always-on screenshot capture, closed-source AI analysis, invasive data collection with questionable controls - all impossible for researchers to independently audit.

Users should avoid Recall entirely until it allows 3rd-party audits. This could drive many to switch to Linux.

What are your thoughts on the privacy implications of invasive AI features like Recall?

#Privacy #Surveillance #AI #Windows #Linux #transparency #DigitalRights

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