It’s not just privacy, the imbalance of power online needs to be tackled too

Criticism of the bill includes the absence of fake news regulation, privacy concerns, too much room for spy agencies and its application of the GDPR
As companies are harvesting more data on people than ever before, and data hacks have become common, does that mean that personal privacy is over?
Campaign group Privacy International appealing February's High Court judicial review challenge
Ireland’s High Court said it would ask the ECJ to decide whether to ban the way in which Internet firms such as Facebook transfer user data to the US
Tinder doesn’t forget anything you’ve done using its app, even if you have
New Safari feature coming with iOS 11 and macOS High Sierra introduces a 24-hour limit on ad targeting cookies. Advertisers complain, saying it will sabotage the current economic model of the internet
Data giant seems to cave in to Trump’s attempts to apply US law globally. European Gmail accounts could now be opened using US warrants
The UK’s Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) has ruled that the UK’s bulk collection of communications data, tracking personal use of the web, email, texts and calls, should be refered to the ECJ to assess its legality
European Court of Human Rights rules employees have significant degree of privacy when sending and receiving emails at work