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Website: www.de-center.net
Newsletter: https://the-decenter.ghost.io
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In 2026, we aim to feature profiles of the people interviewed for our reports alongside the academic rigor of the research. From those incarcerated in the US and El Salvador, to queer and migrant rights advocates in Tunisia, and survivors of genocides in Sudan and Palestine.
December 29, 2025 at 6:37 PM
In 2026, we aim to feature profiles of the people interviewed for our reports alongside the academic rigor of the research. From those incarcerated in the US and El Salvador, to queer and migrant rights advocates in Tunisia, and survivors of genocides in Sudan and Palestine.
In 2026, we aim to feature profiles of the people interviewed for our reports alongside the academic rigor of the research. From those incarcerated in the US and El Salvador, to queer and migrant rights advocates in Tunisia, and survivors of genocides in Sudan and Palestine.
December 29, 2025 at 6:37 PM
In 2026, we aim to feature profiles of the people interviewed for our reports alongside the academic rigor of the research. From those incarcerated in the US and El Salvador, to queer and migrant rights advocates in Tunisia, and survivors of genocides in Sudan and Palestine.
Absolutely! And research shows that features like Face ID and fingerprints even further enable violent, forced phone access by police and authorities — particularly targeting the most marginalized the-decenter.ghost.io/the-body-as-...
The Body as a Password: The Cost of Face ID
Convenience is costing people their freedom. Research shows that features like Face ID and fingerprints enable violent, forced phone access by police and authorities, writes Afsaneh Rigot.
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November 13, 2025 at 10:00 PM
Absolutely! And research shows that features like Face ID and fingerprints even further enable violent, forced phone access by police and authorities — particularly targeting the most marginalized the-decenter.ghost.io/the-body-as-...