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Over $1 million has been saved by Jim Browning, who disrupts scams and alerts victims in real-time using webcams and CCTV.
Christopher Wylie reveals that Cambridge Analytica spent $1 million harvesting millions of Facebook profiles to influence political perceptions.
Christopher Wylie reveals Cambridge Analytica's disinformation tactics for the Trump campaign.
Thailand's startups navigate digital trust and privacy in a rapidly growing digital world.
Harvey L. Green pleads for forgiveness on Deathrow.com during the Internet's early days.
A drone pilot explains how easy it is to smuggle contraband into prison using fishing line and a simple remote control setup.
Five bodies of young people who died from ecstasy overdoses were brought to Cape Town's Salt River mortuary in the past year.
Edward Snowden prefers Russia over Guantanamo, citing unfair trials in the States.
A former Facebook insider reveals ignored warnings about data safety in a FRONTLINE interview.
238 people were killed during protests in Kazakhstan in January 2022, as the regime intensified its use of facial recognition technology for surveillance.
The closure of a passageway on the Norex line has forced the Mlambo clan to travel 300km across the Mozambique-South Africa border to visit family.
Qelbinur Sidik shares her experience of forced sterilisation in China's internment camps.
A police officer threatens to call the police on Paul Lewis for filming the Gherkin, leading to a stop and search under the terrorism act.
Rianna Croxford and Noel Titherage investigate OnlyFans' failure to protect underage victims.
Elle Reeve investigates China's rise in facial recognition technology and its societal impact.
Ten classified documents about the war in Ukraine were leaked on a Minecraft Discord server, leading to the arrest of a 21-year-old guardsman.
Next-generation smart glasses, resembling ordinary eyewear, raise significant privacy concerns as civil rights organizations warn about filming without consent and data harvesting.
New Zealand Special Forces arrested Kim Dotcom in January 2012, following accusations from the US government of large-scale movie piracy.
New Zealand special forces raided Kim Dotcom's mansion in January 2012, arresting him amid accusations of large-scale movie piracy.
Women in Kandahar face imprisonment and restrictions under Taliban rule since 2021.
In Delhi, the rise of online dating apps has led to an increase in private investigators who use questionable tactics to verify potential partners' backgrounds.
Sexual predators exploit Instagram's algorithm, which inadvertently facilitates paedophile activity, as revealed in a detailed investigation by ARTE.tv.
Pegasus, a spyware developed by NSO Group, enables governments to access personal data on devices, raising significant concerns about privacy and democracy.
Five-year-old girls participate in webcam sex shows in Cordova, where internet cafes facilitate a disturbing rise in child exploitation.
As much as 20 percent of Bitcoin is lost, with individuals facing significant financial losses due to forgotten passwords and misplaced digital wallets.
In April 2015, new laws in England and Wales made it a crime to post revenge porn, prompting Chrissy Chambers to seek justice against her ex-boyfriend.
Eight whistleblowers have been prosecuted under an administration that journalists at The New York Times say has created a climate of fear and intimidation.
Anastasia Lin's activism against organ harvesting highlights the ethical dilemmas and human costs associated with medical advancements.
130 children live in Sun Village, China's only orphanage for kids abandoned after their parents were executed by the state.
This Informer reveals secrets from inside WhatsApp about child protection failures at Meta.
Bryce Cleary's sperm donation to OHSU's fertility clinic leads to at least 14 children in Oregon, raising critical questions about sperm donation practices.
Cyber Partisans in Belarus resist Alexander Lukashenko and support Ukraine against Putin.
Women in rural western Nepal are confined to cowsheds during their periods due to Chhaupadi.
Over 200,000 European citizens have exercised the right to be forgotten, a legal principle established after Mario Gonzales's decade-long battle with Google.
Ahmed Shihab-Eldin highlights the struggles of queer individuals facing violence and asylum choices.
ECOT in Ohio faces scrutiny over student engagement and funding discrepancies.
Tonight's FRONTLINE examines the release of detainees from Guantanamo Bay before President Trump took office.
The National Security Agency estimates that as many as 4,000 employees may not be trustworthy, raising concerns about insider threats to national security.
Pornhub, one of the largest adult websites, faces scrutiny over its unknown ownership and allegations of hosting abusive content, as investigated by Alexi Mostrous and Xavier Greenwood.
A doctor in Cuba earns only 2 Cuban pesos per hour, while a former physician now makes more as a taxi driver in convertible pesos.
An information enthusiast tracks Russian oligarchs' yachts to pressure governments against Putin.
Artificial intelligence is increasingly integrated into daily life, raising concerns about regulation, job security, and its potential impact on sectors like healthcare and education, as discussed by Connor Leahy and Alan Eyre.
Surveillance practices by the Russian government, CIA leaks, and Edward Snowden's revelations highlight the challenges of maintaining digital privacy in today's technology-driven world.
In South Korea's most surveilled city, the episode explores the challenges of escaping a car precariously hanging 20 meters above the ground.
American YouTuber Chrissy Chambers becomes the first victim in the UK to win civil damages in a revenge porn case, highlighting the importance of legal recourse.
Many Republicans believe Bill Gates uses vaccines to implant microchips in Americans.
This guide explains consumer rights from the high street to buying online and digital content issues.
Facebook executives often talk about connecting people, but it's primarily an advertising company.
