
Australia Seeks International Backing for Youth Social Media Ban
Australia’s nationwide social media ban for under-16s was meant to protect young people. Months later, it is becoming a cautionary…

Mexico is rolling out a biometric identity system reaching deep into citizens’ private lives – promising security and efficiency, …

Not only authoritarian states tighten restrictions on the internet. Liberal democracies do the same. The starting point is usually…

Apple’s removal of VPN apps from its Russian App Store underscores how global tech companies reinforce state censorship. As Moscow…

Age verification databases carry serious risks, from far-reaching state surveillance to the exposure of citizens’ personal data to…

Politicians with little understanding of technology are putting free software at risk and unsettling open-source communities with …

Concerns about cyberbullying, sexual abuse and harmful online content are pushing governments towards stricter regulation. New age…

US states are following a global trend of restricting children’s access to social media. Yet the understandable aim of protecting …

Britain is pushing ahead with new internet rules that could require users to prove their identity online. Privacy advocates warn …

Alongside Meta and Apple, Google is one of the world’s largest collectors of personal data. Most smartphones run Android, tying us…

Britain’s Department for Transport secretly monitored smartphone movements with the help of network operators to identify potentia…

Identifying and locating anyone who makes a phone call has long been the dream of every totalitarian system. Mexico is now moving …

The operator of short video apps will begin rolling out a new algorithm in Europe in the coming weeks to verify the age of users. …

The first AWS Europe center is being built in the German state of Brandenburg, which surrounds Berlin.

Alex Karp's book The Republic of Technology is a rousing read. After all, the West needs engineers to defend civilisation, not jus…