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‘It comes to no surprise to most people that corporate Human Resources departments work in conjunction with IT to monitor employee activities at the workplace. They monitor your movements with keycards and video cameras; they register when you log in and out of your work computer; and they even track your keystrokes, your email (including […]

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‘One of the most effective methods of creating a surveillance state, authoritarian society, fascist nation or whatever one wishes to call it, is to inform children at an early age that they have no individual privacy rights. Take a child and reinforce the notion that everything he or she does, every activity participated in, will […]

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‘Some of the most invasive new technology is being marketed as invaluable tools that “help” around your home or office, so-called “Internet of Everything” devices that have massive potential to serve as spy tools for snooping authorities. One such device is being marketed by online retail giant Amazon. Called the Amazon Echo, it is a […]

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‘Electronic mesh has potential to unravel workings of mammalian brain. This soft, conductive polymer mesh can be rolled up and injected into the brains of mice. A simple injection is now all it takes to wire up a brain. A diverse team of physicists, neuroscientists and chemists has implanted mouse brains with a rolled-up, silky […]

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‘In June, the Investigatory Powers Tribunal (IPT) ruled that the UK government had illegally spied on two international civil rights groups: the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights (EIPR) and the Legal Resources Centre in South Africa. But there was a mix up — the IPT has now admitted it was Amnesty International, not EIPR, that […]

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  ‘New WikiLeaks documents show that the United States not only spied on German Chancellor Angela Merkel but also on several ministers of the country. Relations between Germany and the United States were strained after US surveillance whistleblower Edward Snowden in 2013 revealed extensive US foreign spying. Snowden also revealed that the United States had […]

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‘The British and American spy agencies deliberately broke anti-virus software so that they could read the messages of their citizens, according to new leaks. Both the NSA and GCHQ have long been said to have deliberately reversed engineer software so that they could find weaknesses in software and exploit them to read communications. But new […]

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‘The White House insisted on Tuesday it is not targeting French President Francois Hollande’s communications and will not do so, after documents released by the online whistleblower WikiLeaks showed the United States wiretapped three French leaders, including him. “We are not targeting and will not target the communications of President Hollande,” said National Security Council […]

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‘The GCHQ’s secret surveillance of two international human rights groups was illegal, according to the judicial tribunal handling complaints against the intelligence services. The government’s monitoring agency kept emails for longer than necessary and violated its own internal procedures, according to a judgment by the investigatory powers tribunal (IPT). However, IPT ruled that the first […]

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‘Prosecutors in Belgium have opened an investigation into claims of extensive spying by Germany, which has allegedly cooperated with the United States in snooping on Berlin’s European allies. Jean-Pascal Thoreau, a spokesman for federal prosecutors, […]

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‘The Senate on Tuesday passed a measure that reaffirms previous legislation the Bush and Obama Administrations used to justify tasking the National Security Agency with conducting massive, and early on warrantless, electronic surveillance on Americans. […]

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