‘Snooper’s charter’: Theresa May faces calls to improve bill to protect privacy
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Last summer, Jacky Alciné learned just how biased computers can be. Alciné, who is African-American, took a bunch of pictures
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The Centre for Internet and Society recently released a groundbreaking paper on the practical, legal and ethical implications of using
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Governments around the world are legislating to collect metadata, usually with the excuse that modern crime-fighting and national security efforts
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