Privacy Guides is a non-profit publication offering impartial reviews, guides and essays on digital privacy tools and surveillance issues. Its excerpts cover legal limits on data collection, privacy-respecting gaming and DRM, and secure whistleblowing platforms.
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404 Media is an independent tech journalism outlet whose newsletter covers investigative stories on surveillance, identity theft, fraud, and the physical impacts of technology such as data centers. Readers get long-form reporting that centers affected people and digs into how systems fail in practice.
A German-language newsletter from netzpolitik.org covering digital rights, surveillance, and internet regulation. Recent issues address AI-based video surveillance in Berlin, coalition plans on police and digital policy, and EU proposals for age verification online.
This feed shares recent academic papers and articles from Stanford's Center for Internet and Society on technology law and policy. Readers get research-driven analysis of topics such as privacy law, AI-generated harms, and the regulation of generative AI.
A cybersecurity research newsletter publishing detailed technical writeups on privacy and tracking mechanisms, such as OpenAI's ad collector cookie, Meta's dormant face-recognition code in its glasses app, and AppLovin's ad-mediation encryption. Readers get reproducible analysis of how devices and accounts can be identified across apps and websites.
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