Ireland’s Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan Pushes Sweeping Digital Surveillance
July 22, 2025
What begins as child protection quietly lays the groundwork for a permanent surveillance regime.
What begins as child protection quietly lays the groundwork for a permanent surveillance regime.
The lawmaker who filmed the salute may pay a higher price than the man who made it.
From hobbyist astrologers to mid-tier YouTubers, anyone who speculated too freely is now being treated like a digital accomplice to coordinated defamation.
The court’s sweeping order effectively censors any trace of Bolsonaro’s voice, even through third parties, signaling a major step in judicial control over public discourse.
American Airlines expands TSA PreCheck Touchless ID and facial recognition, deepening biometric reliance in US airports.
The French state is turning moderation battles into criminal cases in a dispute over what platforms amplify.
Every backdoor written into Irish law becomes a blueprint for global insecurity.
WhatsApp’s potential exit marks another milestone in Russia’s quiet war to nationalize the internet one app at a time.
The TSA’s quiet overhaul of airport security could make biometric ID checks the new normal for domestic travel.
Delta’s experiment with algorithmic airfare dives straight into the gray zone where personalization meets economic profiling.
Mexico mandates biometric CURP IDs with fingerprints, iris scans, and photos under Claudia Sheinbaum’s national ID overhaul.
Julie Inman Grant targets YouTube as Australia moves to impose digital ID rules.
The US just embraced crypto, but only if it reports back to the motherland.
Washington draws a red line as Brazil’s judiciary crosses digital borders with a velvet hammer.
A sweeping mandate to rewrite the code of the internet now sits in Canberra’s in-tray.
Apple’s browser shuffle leaves rivals tangled in technicalities while the real gate stays locked.
Mass facial recognition surveillance is quickly becoming normalized in the UK.
Criminalizing dissent turns the climate conversation into a litmus test for loyalty, not understanding.
Messainlatino.it, a top Catholic blog, was removed by Google amid rising June 2025 traffic.
The guest list reads like a blueprint for surveillance in the name of safety.
Verifying your age now means handing over your ID just to scroll.
On Android, Google’s Gemini AI now taps into your private apps — whether you asked it to or not.
Treating app design as a product flaw rather than protected speech opens the door to reshaping the internet by lawsuit.
A late-night galley chat and a decade-old digital trail now sit at the center of a legal storm United Airlines couldn’t quietly taxi away from.
What begins as child protection quietly lays the groundwork for a permanent surveillance regime.
The lawmaker who filmed the salute may pay a higher price than the man who made it.
From hobbyist astrologers to mid-tier YouTubers, anyone who speculated too freely is now being treated like a digital accomplice to coordinated defamation.
The court’s sweeping order effectively censors any trace of Bolsonaro’s voice, even through third parties, signaling a major step in judicial control over public discourse.
American Airlines expands TSA PreCheck Touchless ID and facial recognition, deepening biometric reliance in US airports.
The French state is turning moderation battles into criminal cases in a dispute over what platforms amplify.
Every backdoor written into Irish law becomes a blueprint for global insecurity.
WhatsApp’s potential exit marks another milestone in Russia’s quiet war to nationalize the internet one app at a time.
The TSA’s quiet overhaul of airport security could make biometric ID checks the new normal for domestic travel.
Delta’s experiment with algorithmic airfare dives straight into the gray zone where personalization meets economic profiling.
Mexico mandates biometric CURP IDs with fingerprints, iris scans, and photos under Claudia Sheinbaum’s national ID overhaul.
Julie Inman Grant targets YouTube as Australia moves to impose digital ID rules.
The US just embraced crypto, but only if it reports back to the motherland.
Washington draws a red line as Brazil’s judiciary crosses digital borders with a velvet hammer.
A sweeping mandate to rewrite the code of the internet now sits in Canberra’s in-tray.
Apple’s browser shuffle leaves rivals tangled in technicalities while the real gate stays locked.
Mass facial recognition surveillance is quickly becoming normalized in the UK.
Criminalizing dissent turns the climate conversation into a litmus test for loyalty, not understanding.
Messainlatino.it, a top Catholic blog, was removed by Google amid rising June 2025 traffic.
The guest list reads like a blueprint for surveillance in the name of safety.
Verifying your age now means handing over your ID just to scroll.
On Android, Google’s Gemini AI now taps into your private apps — whether you asked it to or not.
Treating app design as a product flaw rather than protected speech opens the door to reshaping the internet by lawsuit.
A late-night galley chat and a decade-old digital trail now sit at the center of a legal storm United Airlines couldn’t quietly taxi away from.
