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Alarming Report Reveals Secretive Surveillance State Powered By Your Phone’s Location Services
Sensitive personal information being collected in global spy-control grid
FTC Votes to Approve $5 Billion Settlement with Facebook in Privacy Probe
Could result in unprecedented federal oversight…
Facebook ‘Unintentionally Uploaded’ 1.5 Million Users’ Email Contacts Without Permission
Big Tech violates user privacy again
Millennials Leading Mass Facebook Exodus
Over 17 million young Americans quit social site in last 2 years
Lawmakers Demand Answers on Surprise Microphones Inside Google Nest
Group wants Google CEO Sundar Pichai to provide answers—in writing, and in person—on microphones discovered in Nest products.
Floor Lamp Sparks Privacy Concerns
Lamp can discretely record room in full HD
Facebook Admits Giving Out Access to Your Private Messages
Another privacy scandal erupts
NAACP Launches Facebook Boycott
Facebook now taking blows from a diverse range of groups
U.S. Navy Funds Development of Robot Surveillance System Which Can Spy on Humans in Incredible Detail
Research chiefs want to harness the power of machines to build a snooping network that’s a ‘single entity with many eyes.’
New York & California Move to Ban the Sale of Current iPhones Because they Protect Your Data
‘In January, state legislators from both California and New York introduced bills that would ban the retail sale of smartphones with full-disk encryption – a technology designed to guarantee customers’ digital data stored within a phone is only accessible to the devices owner. After Edward Snowden’s public disclosures of mass domestic surveillance in the U.S. […]
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Amid Health and Privacy Fears, States Are Letting People Reject ‘Smart Meters’
‘Shortly after Joe Davidson moved into his Cincinnati apartment, he noticed his joints were achy and he wasn’t sleeping well. Then he needed two root canals. Davidson is among a small but outspoken group of people who say the radio frequencies coming from so-called smart meters installed in their homes are making them sick. The […]
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61 agencies after warrantless access to Australian telecommunications metadata
‘The names of 57 agencies that are seeking to gain access to telecommunications metadata stored on Australian residents without a warrant have been released under a Freedom of Information (FOI) request. The names of four agencies have been redacted, with the Attorney-General’s Department (AGD) previously saying that disclosing the names of these agencies would be […]
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New York City Plans To Turn 7,500 Payphones Into WiFi Hot Spots Despite Health And Privacy Risks
‘Awareness continues to increase surrounding the health dangers of Electromagnetic Fields (EMFs) emanating from our daily gadgets, as well as from the rise of the Smart Grid. For example, a prominent neuroscientist went on record in a lecture to the medical community itself where he exposed the many health risks as well as an industry-wide […]
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Undermining Privacy, Internet Spying: The ‘Hidden’ Security Agenda Behind the ‘Hidden’ Browsing Histories Issue
‘Many government policies are advertised as useful for broader safety – till they are reversed to apply to the very officials who create them. The UK Home Secretary is very much of that school. Readers will be aware what Theresa May has done her invaluably bit to undermine privacy on the broader pretext of protecting […]
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