Katie Paul
Katie Paul is the Director of the Tech Transparency Project, a non-profit organization focused on investigating and reporting on technology-related issues. She has been vocal about the implications of fraudulent activities within digital platforms, particularly concerning user safety and the integrity of services such as Uber and DoorDash. Her recent comments highlight the risks posed by black market groups on Facebook that facilitate the buying and selling of rideshare and delivery accounts.
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Katie Paul, who married U.S. citizen Stephen Paul in October 2024, was detained by ICE while applying for her green card.
Nỗi nơm nớp của những người xin thẻ xanh diện kết hôn ở Mỹ
Vietnam· 2025-12-15
Katie Paul was arrested by ICE during a green card interview while pregnant.
American dream or trap? Green card interviews ending in handcuffs; ICE detaining applicants
India· 2025-11-27
Katie Paul, director of the Tech Transparency Project, highlighted the accessibility of videos of Kirk's shooting for young people.
Graphic videos of Kirk, Zarutska deaths reignite debate over social media moderation
United States· 2025-09-11
Katie Paul, the director of TTP, highlighted the issue of arms traders linked to a US-designated terrorist group operating on X and WhatsApp.
Houthi-linked dealers sell arms on X and WhatsApp, report says | Houthis
United Kingdom· 2025-07-16
Katie Paul is a co-director of the ATHAR project and the director of Tech Transparency Project.
Looted from Syria, sold on Facebook: antiquities smuggling surges after fall of Assad | SyriaUnited Kingdom· 2025-06-08
Katie Paul, director of the non-profit Tech Transparency Project, commented on the lack of repercussions for tech platforms hosting illegal content.
Spotify is scrambling to remove dozens of podcasts promoting online prescription drug salesUnited States· 2025-05-17
Katie Paul is the Director of the Tech Transparency Project and expressed concerns about safety in rideshare services.
‘It’s incredibly concerning’: Dozens of Facebook black market groups offer rideshare and delivery driver accounts for sale, researchers sayUnited States· 2025-04-14
