Wiktoria Wysocka Redaction @wiktoria 15 days ago Article Politics Policy & law The KIDS Act quietly ends anonymous browsing The KIDS Act's 'should have known' liability standard pushes platforms to verify every user's age, effectively ending anonymous browsing for adults too.
Wiktoria Wysocka Redaction @wiktoria 19 days ago Article Politics Policy & law Decoding privacy policies: what You agree to Privacy policies average 6,938 words and 29 minutes to read - yet 56% of users never read them. Learn what you're actually agreeing to and why it matters.
Editors pick Wiktoria Wysocka Redaction @wiktoria 24 days ago Article Politics Policy & law Why the right to be forgotten fails with AI Digital exhaustion is rising and the right to be forgotten is failing against LLMs. See why GDPR erasure cannot keep up with how AI models actually work.
Wiktoria Wysocka Redaction @wiktoria 1 month ago Article Politics Policy & law The illusion of privacy law in the digital age Privacy laws have never been more numerous - or more ineffective. How AI, data brokers and weak enforcement are making total data transparency inevitable.
Lucas Fletcher Redaction @lucas 1 month ago Article Politics Elections Why your vote is private: the secret ballot stor How did voting become private? Trace the secret ballot from ancient Rome to South Australia's 1856 reform and the digital-age challenges it faces today.
Lucas Fletcher Redaction @lucas 3 months ago News Politics Policy & law The debate over FISA Section 702 and privacy Congress extends FISA Section 702 until April 30, 2026. The move fuels a intense debate over national security needs and Fourth Amendment privacy
