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How to Legally Scrape EU Data for Investigations – The Markup
About the LevelUp series: At The Markup, we’re committed to doing everything we can to protect our readers from digital harm, write about the processes we develop, and share our work. We’re constantly working on improving digital security, respecting reader privacy, creating ethical and responsible user experiences, and making sure our site and tools are accessible.
How to Quickly Get to the Important Truth Inside Any Privacy Policy
This article was originally published in The Markup and is reprinted here with permission. It has been edited for style. Privacy policies are horrible. They are too long, impenetrable, and full of legalese that amounts to a take it or leave it offer. A privacy policy can lay out a lot of important information that you cannot find anywhere else.
How to Quickly Get to the Important Truth Inside Any Privacy Policy – The Markup
Privacy policies are horrible. They are too long, impenetrable, and full of legalese that amounts to a take it or leave it offer. But the privacy policy is one of the only places where tech companies have to tell us the truth—the truth about what personal data they are collecting, how they share and profit from that data, and at a deeper level, what sort of trade we’re making when we choose to use their apps or platforms.
The Important, Justifiable and Constrained Role Of Nationality In Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
This Lawfare post summarizes a longer essay we are publishing today with the Hoover Working Group on National Security, Technology and Law. Our essay addresses whether governments ever have a justified basis for treating targets of surveillance differently, in any way, based on nationality. This issue is of general importance and has become particularly important in the current legal debates about whether the U.S. has “adequate” protection of personal privacy under EU law.
The Important, Justifiable and Constrained Role Of Nationality In Foreign Intelligence Surveillance
Published by The Lawfare Institute in Cooperation With This Lawfare post summarizes a longer essay we are publishing today with the Hoover Working Group on National Security, Technology and Law. Our essay addresses whether governments ever have a justified basis for treating targets of surveillance differently, in any way, based on nationality.
Stardew Valley Review | RPGFan
It is the independent game developer’s dream. To spend hours, years even, toiling away on a passion project that is embraced by gamers worldwide as a critical and commercial success; and it is precisely what happened with Eric Barone (AKA Concerned Ape) and Stardew Valley. The game took nearly five years to complete and has recently been ported to consoles after selling millions on PC. Stardew Valley is a reinterpretation of the Harvest Moon franchise β a love letter of sorts.
Echoes of Aetheria
Dancing Dragon Games has managed to achieve what many RPG fans no doubt long to accomplish: that is, create quality, commercially viable RPGs with simple tools like RPG Maker. Having thoroughly enjoyed Skyborne, their previous outing, I was excited to see whether they could repeat that success with Echoes of Aetheria. While Echoes does not quite reach the heights of its predecessor, it manages to carve out an enjoyable niche in which to sink my time.
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