The proscription of Palestine Action will come into effect on Saturday unless the High Court issues a temporary block on the ...

Digital rights campaigners Open Rights Group has condemned the last minute addition of extreme powers to the Crime and Policing Bill. The new additions would give the police the powers to extract data ...

This document is intended as a full overview of the Online Safety Act (OSA, or the Act) and how it works for organisations attempting to understand it and its implications. We explain the OSA’s key ...

Big Tech dominance will be furthered by the Act The OSA and Ofcom’s guidance do not tackle the centralisation of market power and dominance of a few platforms, nor do they attempt to empower users ...

The motion laid down by Labour says: That this House deplores the growth in child abuse images online; deeply regrets that up to one and a half million people have seen such images; notes with alarm ...

Dear Lord Justice Singh, As organisations committed to defending privacy and freedom of expression rights, we are writing in response to reports that the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (‘IPT’) will be ...

Encryption keeps our private information safe and secure. It’s essential for being safe online when sending messages, shopping, doing online banking – and for storing things safely in the cloud.

Safety Not Surveillance campaigns for an end to ‘predictive’ policing systems and for regulation which protects people’s rights and safeguards against the harms of all other tech/AI uses in policing ...

Recommendation Obligation and transparency rights should not be compromised. As we move toward the adoption of Artificial Intelligence by the public and the private sector, retaining robust ...

Data sharing It will be easier for organisations to share data meaning that data collected for one reason can be shared with public authorities and private companies who may use it for something ...

LinkedIn is latest social media company to process data for AI without consent Open Rights Group is calling on the ICO to take action against social media companies that process users’ data without ...

ORG complaint to the ICO In July, ORG submitted a complaint to the ICO on behalf of five Meta users. The complainants asked the ICO to: Issue an imminent and legally binding decision under Article 58 ...