NHS Trust Spent Millions on Controversial ‘Spy Camera’ Tech Despite Damning Internal Report
Harriet Williamson
Transparency was lacking ‘from the start’.
Tag: surveillance
The Online Safety Act Has Nothing to Do With Child Safety and Everything to Do With Censorship
Kate Sim
Palestine is 18+.
Labour Wants to Force Banks to Spy on Their Most Vulnerable Customers
Harriet Williamson
‘A two-tier justice system.’
Google’s Internal Rebellion Over Israel Goes Global
Rivkah Brown
‘If Google doesn’t want to be evil, then it shouldn’t [be].’
Israeli Soldiers Are Snatching Palestinians’ Phones and Punishing Them for Having Photos of Gaza
Daisy Schofield
People in the West Bank are increasingly afraid to read, write or speak about the war.
The Art of the Psyop
The truth is out there – but increasingly hard to confirm, as artist Trevor Paglen explains.
Automated Policing Helped Kill Chris Kaba
Griff Ferris
Flawed data + human prejudice = deadly violence.
Israel is Losing the Misinformation War
Hamza Yusuf
The state is losing the battle to mislead.
I’m a Therapist, Not a Cop
Erene Hadjiioannou
Therapy without privacy is interrogation.
How We Won: The Activist Deceived By a Spycop Who Took on the Met
Alex D King
'You can’t trust anyone anymore.'
Amazon’s ‘Total-Surveillance’ Supermarkets Have Arrived
Sophie K Rosa
As if shopping wasn't already stressful enough.
Will Amazon Fresh Kill the High Street? | the Bastani Factor
Amazon already dominates online retail, but is it set to take over the high street? Last month, Jeff Bezos’ trillion-dollar company opened the UK’s first Amazon Fresh store, stocked with own brand groceries, including milk and meat, and cashiers replaced by an entirely automated process. Aaron Bastani visited the store in Ealing, West London, to […]
Is Your Boss Spying On You?
More than half of us think we’re being watched at work. We are, and we always have been.
Paranoid Bosses Are Spying on Workers During the Pandemic
Rivkah Brown
Taking the Red Pill with Hari Kunzru
Hari Kunzru joins James Butler to discuss his new novel, Red Pill. They talk surveillance capitalism, neofascism, violence and breakdown.
Control, Power and Resistance in the 21st Century. Interview With Cory Doctorow
What is the relationship between technology, society and politics? Is the former merely a tool for social control, or can it also open up new vistas of possibility and freedom? How can one become the other, and what does resistance look like in a world where culture, and digital culture, are increasingly constitutive of one […]
Why the Decline of High Street Retail Could Have Troubling Consequences for Our Freedom
Alan Bradshaw
