The UK Government is trying to use algorithms to predict which people are most likely to become killers using sensetive ...

Voters are still being profiled based on wealth and income indicators, often sourced from third-party commercial datasets.

Dr Sara Marino is a Senior Lecturer in Media and Communications at London College of Communication, University of the Arts London. As a digital ethnographer and migration scholar, her research is ...

Dr Patrick Williams undertakes community-centred research with a particular focus on racial, social and economic injustices across the criminal legal systems of the UK and Europe. He was Senior ...

Daniella is a Lecturer in Law at KCL. She researches UK public law, with a focus on Executive power, national security, parliamentary democracy, political economy and human rights, including the right ...

Dr. Tony Roberts is a Research Fellow in the Digital and Technology cluster at the Institute of Development Studies. He has been working at the intersection of digital technologies, international ...

Tanya Kant is Associate Professor in Media and Cultural Studies (Digital Media) at the University of Sussex. She is author of Making It Personal: Algorithmic Personalization, Identity and Everyday ...

Izaan works in the fields of privacy and cybersecurity, and is currently a member of the UK Internet Governance Forum steering committee. He graduated with first class honours in law from the London ...

Charlotte Heath-Kelly is a Professor of Politics and International Studies at the University of Warwick. Her recent research focuses on data sharing between health services and intelligence/national ...

Social media giant Meta is profiting from the global migrant crisis – enabling both criminals and the UK Home Office to target vulnerable migrants with adverts. Research by ORG found that fraudulent ...

The court responsible for hearing Apple’s challenge against the UK Government demanding that it breaks encryption has rejected the Home Office’s bid to have the case heard in secret. Earlier this year ...