Tag: digital privacy rights

Over 900 police departments across the United States now use surveillance technology that allows them to monitor private homes around the clock. This technology,...

Every day, the average person generates 1.7 megabytes of data, a staggering figure that underscores the importance of digital privacy rights. These rights serve...

By 2024, law enforcement agencies in several countries will gain unprecedented access to encrypted communications, thanks to new legislation. These laws, designed to combat...

Every day, countless digital eyes scan, track, and analyze online activity. From governments to corporations, entities continually push boundaries to collect personal data. Yet,...

Law enforcement agencies can access private messages in specific circumstances, a power that has raised significant privacy concerns. In the United States alone, police...

Law enforcement agencies across the country request access to one in five social media accounts annually, a staggering figure that underscores the growing intersection...

Over 60% of U.S. law enforcement agencies now use cell phone tracking technology in investigations, marking a significant shift in surveillance capabilities. This rise...

Law enforcement agencies now possess technology capable of tracking individuals' locations with astonishing precision, narrowing it down to a mere 100-meter radius. This advancement...

Privacy is not a luxury—it is a fundamental human right. The United Nations explicitly recognizes this in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which...

Law enforcement agencies across the country are gaining unprecedented access to personal data through new legislation that expands their ability to search and seize...

In 37 states across the U.S., law enforcement officers can seize personal cell phones without obtaining a warrant. This practice, often referred to as...