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Uber breaks Apple’s rules, German court upholds WhatsApp user data sharing ban, local authorities in Kashmir order ISPs to block social media and messaging apps

Ilana Ullman Apr 28, 2017

Corporate Accountability News Highlights is a regular series by Ranking Digital Rights that highlights key news related to tech companies, freedom of expression, and privacy issues around the world. Uber, Apple, and user privacy The New York Times reported that in 2015 Uber ran afoul

Hungarian government entrusts Russian company with user data, social media crackdowns in France and China, and new smartphone security concerns emerge

Ilana Ullman Apr 20, 2017

Corporate Accountability News Highlights (we are still experimenting with the name) is a new series by Ranking Digital Rights that highlights key news related to tech companies, freedom of expression, and privacy issues around the world. Hungarian Government in Hot Water Over Data Privacy The

Groups adapt Corporate Accountability Index methodology for new research

Ilana Ullman Apr 18, 2017

Digital rights groups in India and Pakistan have adapted the Ranking Digital Rights Corporate Accountability Index methodology to evaluate if and how telecommunications and internet companies in those countries disclose commitments to users’ freedom of expression and privacy. The Centre for Internet and Society, an

Corporate Accountability News Roundup

Ilana Ullman Apr 13, 2017

The Corporate Accountability News Roundup is a new series by Ranking Digital Rights that highlights key news related to tech companies, freedom of expression, and privacy issues around the world. Twitter takes on Trump According to Twitter, the Trump administration last week withdrew its attempt

Ranking Digital Rights at RightsCon

Ilana Ullman Apr 7, 2017

Corporate transparency is essential to building public trust, according to Annette Fergusson, head of Vodafone Group’s Sustainable Business unit, who spoke on a panel for the European launch of the Ranking Digital Rights 2017 Corporate Accountability Index at RightsCon in Brussels on March 29. The

Uber breaks Apple’s rules, German court upholds WhatsApp user data sharing ban, local authorities in Kashmir order ISPs to block social media and messaging apps

Ilana Ullman Apr 28, 2017

Hungarian government entrusts Russian company with user data, social media crackdowns in France and China, and new smartphone security concerns emerge

Ilana Ullman Apr 20, 2017

Uber breaks Apple’s rules, German court upholds WhatsApp user data sharing ban, local authorities in Kashmir order ISPs to block social media and messaging apps

Hungarian government entrusts Russian company with user data, social media crackdowns in France and China, and new smartphone security concerns emerge

Groups adapt Corporate Accountability Index methodology for new research

Corporate Accountability News Roundup

Ranking Digital Rights at RightsCon

Uber breaks Apple’s rules, German court upholds WhatsApp user data sharing ban, local authorities in Kashmir order ISPs to block social media and messaging apps

Hungarian government entrusts Russian company with user data, social media crackdowns in France and China, and new smartphone security concerns emerge

Groups adapt Corporate Accountability Index methodology for new research

Corporate Accountability News Roundup

Ranking Digital Rights at RightsCon

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