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Even in the absence of laws requiring swift disclosure of breaches, government agencies can do more to protect internet users.

President Temer signed Brazil’s first piece of data protection legislation into law — but only after vetoing important provisions aimed at holding data processors accountable and ensuring the law is effectively implemented.

The Access team has reviewed Microsoft’s transparency report and analyzed what it does–and does not–tell us about law enforcement requests for Skype data, as well as how it measures up to the demands in the January open letter from civil society.

Last week Microsoft released its first-ever transparency report, detailing its approach and response to law enforcement data requests worldwide.

Ahead of presidential elections on Sunday, Brazil is experiencing a scandal involving misuse of data for political manipulation. How do we protect users’ rights and defend free democratic discourse?

Without much media attention, the heads of state of the African Union (AU) agreed to a landmark convention this summer affecting many aspects of digital life.

Without federal standards, our access to redress for data breaches is hit-or-miss.

Our take on what the CJEU ruling on data retention means for the future of privacy in Europe.

Here’s how the U.S. should proceed on “cyber” to keep the internet secure.