The Breakdown
If I Go to a Protest, What Kinds of Personal Information Might Police Collect About Me?
(And how long can it stick around?)
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The Breakdown
What Does President Trump's "Crackdown" on Twitter Do?
Not much. But he's not the only one advocating change
Remote Justice
How Fair Is Zoom Justice?
Court hearings are going virtual in response to COVID-19. Studies show they can lead to harsher outcomes for defendants
The Breakdown
How Do I Prepare My Phone for a Protest? (2020)
Simple steps to take before hitting the streets
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What Does the COVID-19 Pandemic Mean for Medical Data Privacy?
The federal government has relaxed its rules for the duration of the crisis
Locked Out
Access Denied: Faulty Automated Background Checks Freeze Out Renters
Computer algorithms that scan everything from terror watch lists to eviction records spit out flawed tenant screening reports. And almost nobody is watching
The BreakdownLocked Out
What Can You Do if Your Tenant Background Report Is Wrong?
An investigation by The Markup and The New York Times found that faulty reports are common in the tenant screening process
Show Your WorkLocked Out
How We Investigated the Tenant Screening Industry
Public records, interviews, and months of searching and reading court records helped us uncover how automated screenings come up short
Coronavirus
During the Pandemic, Grubhub Should Be Thriving. It’s Not
The crisis is a stark reminder that food delivery tech companies may have an unworkable business model
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How Accurate Is Your Commercial Fitness Tracker?
If you have darker skin, shuffle when you walk, or regularly push a stroller, it can throw off the data
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