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Tech Policy Is on the Front Line of Fascism vs. Democracy. Pick a Side.

China's Disruption of RightsCon is a Wake-Up Call To Counter Its Authoritarian Influence

Scrutinizing Zambia's New Cyber Law Regime in the Shadow of RightsCon

The UK’s Sentencing Act Leaves the Door Open for Big Tech to Build Digital Prisons

How African Governments Use Information Control to Shape Election Outcomes

SCOTUS’s Signals in Chatrie and on the Potential Limits of Location Tracking

How Little We Know About Spyware Makers' Government Ties

Supreme Court Examines Constitutionality of Police Accessing Cellphone Location Data

Congress Has One Chance to Require a Warrant. It's About to Miss It.

Palantir's Manifesto Is as Subtle as a MAGA Hat

Ghost Sharks, Robo-Dogs, and the Theater of Border Technologies

Tech Companies Must End Complicity in Online Repression of Mongolian Culture

What Digital Isolation and Censorship Evasion Look Like In Wartime Iran

India’s Proposal for Age-verification Is a Blunt Response to a Complex Problem

The Problem with AI in War is Much Bigger Than Anthropic’s Fight with the DoD

In Claude We Trust? Stress Testing the AI Model’s Constitution

America’s AI Governance Crisis Is a Democracy Crisis

When Conversations with AI Become Evidence

Anthropic-Pentagon Dispute Reverberates in European Capitals

Google Employees Push Back on Government Surveillance Contracts

Five Years After Coup, Myanmar’s Digital Authoritarianism Enters New Phase