Privacy & Surveillance
Europe's human rights court rules UK intelligence programme that obtained data was 'not in accordance with the law'.
Cambodia
by Adam Bemma
Witness
by Yarno Ritzen
Privacy & Surveillance21 Jun 2018 08:21 GMT
These are the people fighting online censorship in China.
Opinion09 May 2018 10:27 GMT
The biggest scandal of the power of Big Tech is not privacy.
by Alex Scrivener
Facebook03 May 2018 19:32 GMT
The announcement raised eyebrows with politicians and organisations involved in the investigation into the company.
Opinion19 Apr 2018 12:47 GMT
Thanks to your data-collecting and data-selling Facebook machine, I'm a happy man.
by Hamid Dabashi
The Listening Post15 Apr 2018 10:37 GMT
Why covering the world's largest biometric database comes with huge risks for Indian journalists.
Facebook10 Apr 2018 12:05 GMT
Here are the questions the Facebook CEO will likely be asked as he makes his first appearance in Congress.
China09 Apr 2018 10:11 GMT
Activists, journalists and critics of Chinese leadership and authority tell stories of surveillance and threats abroad.
Facebook28 Mar 2018 09:42 GMT
As whistle-blower Christopher Wylie appears before UK parliamentarians, Al Jazeera examines the expanding controversy.
The Listening Post25 Mar 2018 11:56 GMT
A whistle-blower revealed how Facebook enabled politicians to exploit personal data. And India's fatal WhatsApp rumours.
The Listening Post25 Mar 2018 11:46 GMT
An insight into the scandal that rocked the social media giant, unveiling its mass surveillance for profit tactics.
Counting the Cost24 Mar 2018 17:47 GMT
A look at the Facebook data breach scandal and how our information is being bought and sold without us knowing.
Facebook19 Mar 2018 18:35 GMT
Probe comes just days after news broke about the alleged misuse of personal data of 50 million Facebook users.
Social media17 Mar 2018 21:54 GMT
The New York Times and London Observer find the company illegally used data to craft ads supporting Trump and Brexit.
Privacy & Surveillance30 Jan 2018 20:08 GMT
Ruling forces UK to scale down Investigatory Powers Act, which allows for mass collection of phone and internet records.
Opinion19 Dec 2017 13:16 GMT
Macedonia is the latest case in which the UK disregards human rights violations to sell its spy tech tools.
by Tena Prelec
by Muhammad Rabbani