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European Court of Human Rights: secret surveillance in Poland violates citizens’ privacy rights
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Anxious about your health? Facebook won’t let you forget
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European Court of Human Rights: secret surveillance in Poland violates citizens’ privacy rights
According to the precedent judgment announced today by the European Court of Human Rights, the operational-control regime, the retention of communications data, and the secret-surveillance regime under the Anti-Terrorism Act in Poland violate the right to privacy. The activists from Poland’s…
28.05.2024
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Anxious about your health? Facebook won’t let you forget
There is little point in telling Facebook which posts you do not want to see – it will not listen.
07.12.2023
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Successful advocacy: the government declares no further extension of data retention obligation
Data retention obligation will not be further extended in Polish law on electronic communication. However, the current, unlawful scope of telecommunication data retention remains unchanged. Our advocacy effort proved successful.
23.02.2023
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ChatGPT – AI for everyone. About time to regulate it
Winter 2022/2023 seems to be a spectacular time in the history of Artificial Intelligence. It is so even though the current hype is an effect of mass popularization rather than a real scientific revolution, which in this field began quite a while ago. With the rapid growth of new users of products…
24.02.2023
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Activists v. Poland. European Court of Human Rights hearing on uncontrolled surveillance
On 27 September the hearing was held at the European Court of Human Rights, following the application against Poland lodged by activists from Poland’s Panoptykon Foundation and Helsinki Foundation for Human Rights, joined by a human rights attorney. The group alleges that the state violated their…
04.11.2022
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New Privacy Policy
We published a new version of our Privacy Policy. It will tell you about the purpose and legal basis of our processing and how long we will retain your personal data. The rights of the individuals whose personal data we process are also explained.
11.10.2022
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New privacy policy of Panoptykon Foundation
11.10.2022
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Digital sanctions won’t solve the problem of war propaganda online. Robust platform regulations will
European officials urged Big Tech to ban Kremlin-related accounts in the effort to tackle the propaganda online, as the Internet – and particularly the social media – became an important front of Russian invasion on Ukraine. But such “digital sanctions” are just a Band-Aid on a bullet wound. Yet…
14.03.2022
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Belgian authority finds IAB Europe’s consent pop-ups incompatible with the GDPR
Following a number of complaints filed in 2018 and 2019, including by Panoptykon and Bits of Freedom, and coordinated by the Irish Council for Civil Liberties, the Belgian Data Protection Authority has found that the consent system developed and managed by the adtech industry body IAB Europe, and…
16.02.2022
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Hide and Seek: Polish DPA agrees that people should be able to access their advertising profiles, but there’s no way to do so
Following Panoptykon’s General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) complaint against one of the biggest Polish news website, Interia.pl – the Polish Data Protection Authority has confirmed that online publishers should give users access to their advertising profiles generated for the purposes of…
24.01.2022
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Limits to harmful surveillance in online advertising? Joint statement ahead of the vote in the European Parliament next week
“We don’t have to manipulate our customers or exploit their vulnerabilities to scale up” – European entrepreneurs and social organizations appeal to the MEPs to put an end to invasive and privacy-hostile practices related to surveillance-based advertising and thus open the market to ethical and…
13.01.2022
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Webinar: Alternative recommender systems in the DSA [recording]
Facebook Files provided yet another confirmation that the company's extremely profitable recommender systems come at a high price paid by vulnerable individuals and our societies. Algorithms optimised for engagement amplify toxic content, such as hate speech or disinformation, and target humans…
23.11.2021
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