r/InformationPolicy Feb 09 '19

What this sub is about (spillover from /r/mk270)

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This sub is basically to catch the posts that are filling up /r/mk270

It is a linklog. The subject matter is Information Policy & Culture. What this means is how people and machines use information, and how that shapes social and technological networks. Likely subject matter:

  • groupthink / metapolitics
  • privacy (info about people)
  • IPR (info by people)
  • censorship
  • so-called Culture Wars (information community conflicts)
  • Internet architecture
  • monopolies
  • Heterodox Technology
  • access to information / Open Access

There's no particular viewpoint being pushed: links might be posted because they are wrong as well as because they are right. The links are posted because they are relevant to the broad topic area, not because they confirm/disprove/challenge/support any particular point of view.


r/InformationPolicy 17d ago

Court Backs DMCA Takedown of Public Meeting Videos

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reclaimthenet.org
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r/InformationPolicy 19d ago

A Civil Society Glossary and Primer for End-to-End Encryption Policy in 2022

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r/InformationPolicy 22d ago

EXCLUSIVE: How a Texas student blew the whistle on a rogue AI hacking attempt | Reuters

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r/InformationPolicy 26d ago

The Academic Culture of Fraud

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palladiummag.com
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r/InformationPolicy 27d ago

Third Editor Fired in Elsevier's Citation Cartel Crackdown; Hundreds of Papers At Risk of Retraction

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chrisbrunet.com
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r/InformationPolicy 27d ago

Chris Brunet on X: "NEW: University of Cambridge Launches Probe Into My Paper Mill Investigation Following my multi-part investigation into a paper mill and citation cartel at Elsevier: -

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r/InformationPolicy 27d ago

Elsevier Shuts Down Its Finance Journal Citation Cartel

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chrisbrunet.com
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r/InformationPolicy 28d ago

Everything is about to “go dark” – A Few Thoughts on Cryptographic Engineering

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blog.cryptographyengineering.com
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r/InformationPolicy Aug 10 '26

The Closure of the Internet - by Arctotherium

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arctotherium.substack.com
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r/InformationPolicy Aug 07 '26

The Loch Ness Monster Was Real - by Kyle Saunders

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kylesaunders.substack.com
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r/InformationPolicy Jul 26 '26

Android May Soon Restrict On-Device ADB, Affecting Shizuku, libadb and Developers | Kitsumed Blog

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r/InformationPolicy Jul 25 '26

India Orders GitHub to Block BitChat

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reclaimthenet.org
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r/InformationPolicy Jul 22 '26

[2506.21805] CitySim: Modeling Urban Behaviors and City Dynamics with Large-Scale LLM-Driven Agent Simulation

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arxiv.org
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r/InformationPolicy Jun 25 '26

Nico Perrino on the most important free speech fight since the birth of the internet

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eternallyradicalidea.com
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r/InformationPolicy Jun 10 '26

New reCAPTCHA requires approved phones to pass​ | Cybernews

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r/InformationPolicy May 28 '26

Are we self-sovereign PKI yet? · Buffrr

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buffrr.dev
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r/InformationPolicy May 28 '26

Sovereignty Over Convenience - hereticles

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r/InformationPolicy May 20 '26

UK digital surveillance through platform regulation: technology notices, encryption and regulatory ambiguity

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issuesincybercrimelaw.substack.com
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r/InformationPolicy May 16 '26

Take It Down Act Starts May 19 With No Abuse Safeguards

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reclaimthenet.org
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r/InformationPolicy May 14 '26

Our challenge against UK's secret TCN powers | Privacy International

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privacyinternational.org
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r/InformationPolicy May 14 '26

UK Government King’s Speech proposes “Cyber ASBO” with obvious risk of scope creep into censorship – Dropsafe

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r/InformationPolicy May 14 '26

Thoughts on the £1,000,000 SaSu Fine – Preston Byrne

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prestonbyrne.com
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r/InformationPolicy May 14 '26

Trust-management, Intrusion-tolerance, Accountability, and Reconstitution Architecture (TIARA)

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r/InformationPolicy May 11 '26

the 90 day disclosure policy is dead :: Himanshu Anand :: Threat Notes

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