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A Case Against Forever: Why Cloud and Social Media Need Inactivity-Based Deletions

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Three Justifications—and the AI Accelerant—of India’s Digital Censorship Infrastructure

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The EU's Age Verification Fix May Create More Problems Than it Solves

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