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How a Chinese company exports the Great Firewall to autocratic regimesWritten by Global Voices East Asia18 September 2025
DeepSeek and the digital battleground: China’s AI influence abroadWe could see a worldwide normalization of AI technology for surveillance and propaganda purposesWritten by Yasemin Yam5 September 2025
‘Smart’ (or Machiavellian?) surveillance: The power of terminologyTechnology is used to supercharge weapons of mass oppressionWritten by Tactical Tech, Safa3 September 2025
With ‘human error’ and AI, online scams in Brazil show risks are a click awayHuman errors, easy passwords, and lack of security knowledge, can lead to lossesWritten by Raissa MoreiraTranslated by Gabriela García Calderón Orbe, Jerónimo Restrepo31 August 2025
A Brazilian influencer warns how social media algorithms may help predators target childrenComment sections on photos of children are becoming meeting spots for pedophiles online, influencer claimsWritten by Global Voices Brazil26 August 2025
Does AI really have the power to positively transform the lives of the global majority?Without action, the AI boom may prove to be a bust for less-resourced nationsWritten by Guest Contributor25 August 2025
Turkey rocked by fake diploma scandalThe allegations sparked debate over individual misconduct, weaknesses in higher education, and professional oversightWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva24 August 2025
When digital democracy disappears, so does the power of the peopleWhen civil society is pushed offline, what’s lost isn’t just voices, but history, memory, resistance, and possibilityWritten by Muhammed Bello Buhari23 August 2025
In Bolivia, Indigenous radio stations are at the mercy of cyberhacksWe can avoid these issues with simple stepsWritten by Nicaela León CoicoTranslated by Dalia Tarek19 August 2025
How to cultivate a cybersecurity culture in Mayan communitiesTips and resources to help keep Mayan-speaking communities safe onlineWritten by Lorenzo ItzaTranslated by Teodora C. Hasegan14 August 2025
Digital blackout: How internet shutdowns devastate the economy and daily life in North Waziristan, PakistanThe internet is a lifeline for employment and economic stability — especially in remote areasWritten by Farooq Mahsud2 August 2025
Automated surveillance, targeted killings, and AI warfare in Gaza: A conversation with legal scholar Khalil DewanWhat we are witnessing in Gaza is the future of warfareWritten by UntoldMag, Walid El Houri20 July 2025
Turkey becomes the first to censor AI chatbot GrokThe country has a history of censoring online contentWritten by Arzu Geybullayeva14 July 2025
China is rushing to develop its AI-powered censorship systemPowered by new technology, Chinese political propaganda is going globalWritten by Yasemin Yam2 July 2025
Russia prepares to get rid of WhatsApp and possibly TelegramParliament passed a law pertaining to a national messaging appWritten by Daria Dergacheva20 June 2025
‘I sold my iris; now what?’: What drives Brazilians to hand over their unique, personal dataResidents of São Paulo say they were attracted to the scheme because of payments in cryptocurrencyWritten by Agência MuralTranslated by Liam Anderson7 June 2025
World Press Freedom Day: Caribbean media faces new challenges in the age of AI'The press is not only a defender of democracy, but also a guardian of our collective future'Written by Janine Mendes-Franco3 May 2025
Ahead of municipal elections, Lebanese voter data is at riskOutdated laws and weak cybersecurity leave Lebanese voter data vulnerable to breaches, with no clear privacy policy in place.Written by SMEX22 April 2025
Digital ID systems in Africa: A dream of inclusion or a threat to privacy?It's important that individuals understand their rights and responsibilities in the digital ageWritten by Cecilia Maundu21 April 2025
What does decolonising AI really mean? An interview with artist Ameera KawashConceiving the digital as quintessentially scalable makes it colonial, commercial, and commodified by default.Written by UntoldMag18 April 2025