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Bad for human rights and for business: Amazon must not build cloud infrastructure in Saudi Arabia

6 May 2024

Access Now is calling on Amazon to halt the launch of AWS infrastructure region in Saudi Arabia and adequately address the severe human rights impacts that would arise from such a move.

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Bad for human rights and for business: Amazon must not build cloud infrastructure in Saudi Arabia
6 May 2024
Bad for human rights and for business: Amazon must not build cloud infrastructure in Saudi Arabia
FIVE YEARS UNDER THE EU GDPR: BECOMING AN ENFORCEMENT SUCCESS

Five years and counting: GDPR faces a make-or-break moment over enforcement

22 May 2023

In “Five years under the GDPR: An implementation progress report” Access Now explores how the GDPR could finally become a success.

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Five years and counting: GDPR faces a make-or-break moment over enforcement
22 May 2023
Five years and counting: GDPR faces a make-or-break moment over enforcement
Personal data protection and privacy

Davos crowd sees power and perils of data

27 May 2022
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Davos crowd sees power and perils of data
27 May 2022
Davos crowd sees power and perils of data

UK launches global data plans to become a ‘technological superpower’

26 Aug 2021
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UK launches global data plans to become a ‘technological superpower’
26 Aug 2021
UK launches global data plans to become a ‘technological superpower’
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Privacy violated in Palestine: ISPs leave private data exposed

24 Aug 2021

“Privacy Violated: Protection of Customers’ Personal Information by Internet Service Providers in Palestine,” explores how ISPs are failing to protect data.

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Privacy violated in Palestine: ISPs leave private data exposed
24 Aug 2021
Privacy violated in Palestine: ISPs leave private data exposed
Australia’s Privacy Act

A major international data flow problem just got resolved. But another row is already brewing

22 Jun 2021
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A major international data flow problem just got resolved. But another row is already brewing
22 Jun 2021
A major international data flow problem just got resolved. But another row is already brewing
Australia’s Privacy Act

6 data policy issues experts are tracking right now

23 Mar 2021
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6 data policy issues experts are tracking right now
23 Mar 2021
6 data policy issues experts are tracking right now
GDPR

Signal becomes most downloaded app as privacy concerns dog WhatsApp

12 Jan 2021
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Signal becomes most downloaded app as privacy concerns dog WhatsApp
12 Jan 2021
Signal becomes most downloaded app as privacy concerns dog WhatsApp
GDPR

What the interim Brexit data flows deal means for Britain

28 Dec 2020
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What the interim Brexit data flows deal means for Britain
28 Dec 2020
What the interim Brexit data flows deal means for Britain

COVID’s viral tech tools: All Hail The Lockdown

9 Dec 2020
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COVID’s viral tech tools: All Hail The Lockdown
9 Dec 2020
COVID’s viral tech tools: All Hail The Lockdown
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