Surveillance & Privacy

Several models exist for an agreement, but reaching one will require navigating sovereignty and rule-of-law challenges.

With FISA Section 702 soon set to expire, two Senate bills and a House report frame the reauthorization debate as it comes down to the wire.

A new study dives into the multibillion-dollar data brokerage ecosystem and the kinds of data that U.S. companies gather and sell about service members, veterans, and their families.

Managing terrorism is always difficult for platforms, but the situation in Israel and Gaza is complex in ways that exceed any previous circumstance. 

Law enforcement has been buying sensitive personal data for use in investigations, but these purchases likely violate the Fourth Amendment.

The unique risks posed by deepfakes require special consideration for the Defense Department’s use of the technology.

Here’s how the U.S. should codify protections of foreign nationals’ data in the reauthorization of the FISA.

Data brokers scrape public records and sell information online. Years of stalking and abuse have followed—and policymakers need to step in.

Privacy debates are often absolutist; smarter policy would force advocates and critics to confront the trade-offs.