#Privacy Rights
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JYP Entertainment takes legal action against severe privacy invasions targeting Xdinary Heroes, including dorm trespassing. A deeper look at the blurred lines between fandom and stalking.
Palantir CEO Alex Karp argues anti-ICE protesters should support his company's surveillance tools, claiming they protect Fourth Amendment rights. But critics question this logic.
The DOJ has admitted that DOGE staffers at the SSA breached security protocols and accessed sensitive data. Learn about the DOGE SSA data breach 2026 and its political implications.
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The UK government shifts its 2029 digital ID scheme from mandatory to optional. Explore the reasons behind PM Keir Starmer's policy backtrack and what it means for privacy.
Bryan Fleming, creator of pcTattletale, has pleaded guilty to marketing his software for illegal stalking. A deep dive into the 24-year history of this spyware.
The UK Police demand for Freemason membership records has sparked a massive debate on privacy vs. scrutiny. Read the latest on this clash of secret societies and public law.
The California Data Broker Delete Act 2026 is now in effect, allowing residents to wipe their personal info from over 500 data brokers with a single request.
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U.S. border agents searched over 55,000 devices in 2025. Learn about the trends, your rights, and why US border electronic device searches are increasing.
