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0
2/10
transparency-report
Signal received a grand jury subpoena for account metadata on 37 phone numbers and disclosed the request after ACLU successfully challenged a nondisclosure order. Only 6 of 37 accounts yielded responsive information (account creation/last connection times), demonstrating Signal's minimal data retention due to end-to-end encryption of content and metadata.
privacy
encryption
metadata
government-request
subpoena
legal-process
transparency
end-to-end-encryption
law-enforcement
Signal
United States District Court for the District of Columbia
ACLU
Jennifer Stisa Granick
Brett Max Kaufman
0
3/10
research
An exploration of millions of accidentally-uploaded videos on YouTube from Apple's 'Send to YouTube' feature (2009-2012), where default IMG_XXXX naming conventions created an unintended searchable archive of unedited, often intimate personal moments revealing information about strangers' lives and activities.
Apple
YouTube
Google
IMG_0416
IMG_0417
Boston University