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“Fintechs are at heart data companies and teens are a ripe target. “The goal of so many businesses today is to get different kinds of data from someone and mix it together to create a dossier,” EFF’s @ Adam_D_Schwartz ...”

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You cross a border. Your phone doesn’t notice.

No extra charges. No disruption. No second thought.

But it wasn’t always like this.

In our latest EU in Practice episode, we explore how the EU quietly removed one of the most frustrating barriers in everyday life, and what that reveals about how Europe actually works.

https://open.substack.com/pub/associationredefine/p/eu-roaming-no-extra-charges-explained?r=6l8ed8&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&showWelcomeOnShare=true

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Repeat after me... FUCK THE Digital Childhood Alliance and Meta they're full of shit #censorship #onlineprivacy #digitalrights

Why Content Moderation Falls Short

Content moderation is often presented as the answer—but it raises deeper questions about authority, power, and accountability.

Featuring Alice E. Marwick, this discussion explores why common solutions fall short—particularly in systems where bad actors are incentivized to thrive.

Watch the full episode: https://youtu.be/6n1fQqdu5Gw

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🚨 BREAKING: In the latest episode of "1984: Hong Kong #Edition," local police can now demand your phone password, because privacy is soooo last season. 📱🔐 But don't worry, advertisers will still respect your data, pinky swear! 🙄
https://www.gadgetreview.com/hong-kong-police-can-now-demand-phone-passwords-under-new-security-rules #BreakingNews #PrivacyInvasion #HongKong #SurveillanceState #DigitalRights #HackerNews #ngated
Hong Kong Police Can Now Demand Phone Passwords Under New Security Rules

Hong Kong police can now force phone unlocking without warrants under expanded National Security Law, making device encryption legally meaningless.

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#DigitalRights updates from #EFF https://eff.org

“The UK is moving forward with its efforts to ban social media for young people. Ahead of today's House of Lords debate on the topic, we’re getting you situated with a primer on what’s been happening and what it all means...”

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