Privacy International (@privacyint) — Twitter Score 20 out of 1000

Privacy International is a registered charity and international privacy-rights watchdog that campaigns against government surveillance and corporate data exploitation. Privacy International's Twitter Score is 20 out of 1000 as of August 2026, ranking #49,380 among 483,944 tracked accounts.

Privacy International was founded in 1990 as the first organization to campaign internationally on privacy issues. Its work spans investigating government surveillance, exposing corporate data practices, strategic litigation, advocacy for stronger privacy laws, and supporting civil-society partners worldwide. To protect its independence, Privacy International does not accept funding from corporations or governments. It is backed by Open Society Foundations.

Privacy International has engaged with crypto-adjacent issues through biometric data advocacy. It supported litigation against Worldcoin in Kenya, where a court ordered the cessation of biometric data collection and the destruction of unlawfully collected data. Privacy International also filed expert witness testimony in a Kenyan case challenging the Maisha Namba digital identity system. These cases illustrate how its broader surveillance-watchdog mandate intersects with emerging blockchain-based identity projects.

Privacy International posts actively on this platform, with 27,080 posts published to date. The account has been mentioned by 77 accounts, with 243 total mentions.

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The accounts that follow Privacy International include 92 founders, 16 angel investors and 25 influencers. Among them are Zmanian, leighcuen.substack.com, Wong Joon Ian, Mustafa Al-Bassam, JB and Trezor.