A review of Orin Kerr, “The Digital Fourth Amendment: Privacy and Policing in Our Online World,”(Oxford University Press, 2025). 

NSO Group’s and Paragon’s targeting of American markets warrant evaluation of spyware’s potential implications for domestic criminal justice.

HarmonyOS is positioning itself as the operating system through which billions of users could one day interact with Chinese AI worldwide.

What does the AI company mean by “mass surveillance” and “lethal autonomous warfare”?

AI agents have sparked an urgent debate in China about data privacy and security that holds huge lessons for the U.S. and the future of AI everywhere. 

A new chapter of federal law could bring clarity to the government’s acquisition of mobile location data. 

Replacing the SCA’s patchwork of carve-outs with a single warrant rule would better protect privacy and clarify the law.

Nondisclosure orders can prevent cloud users from defending their legal rights. A data proxy could act on their behalf.

Modern communications and privacy law needs technology-neutral rules.

Targeted fixes for a landmark cross-border data law that has been misread and underused.