Privacy
MembersA Private, De-Googled, Freedom-Focused Android Distribution
A way to use Android without constantly sending data to Google.
Visa Rolls Out Tech To Share More Data on Customers’ Shopping History With Retailers
The pilot program launches later this year amid, debates on the erosion of privacy.
UK PM Sunak Endorses Facial Recognition, Implicitly Backs Mass Bank Surveillance
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak doesn’t spare a thought for the loss of privacy and curbing of civil liberties.
Immich Teams Up to Innovate Privacy-First Photo Storage
Joining forces with FUTO, Immich boosts its anti-centralization mission, promising enhanced privacy features and an upcoming cloud-hosted option in the battle against Google Photos.
MembersMilitary Surveillance Tech Prowls US Neighborhoods
From Battlefield to Backyard: Advanced surveillance technology once reserved for war zones now increasingly utilized by local law enforcement in US cities, raising urgent privacy concerns.
Controversial FAA Bill Passes Senate, Promotes Digital IDs and Mobile Licenses, Facial Recognition Concerns Ignored
Amidst broad bipartisan approval, the Senate sidesteps privacy fears to advance digital ID measures in the latest FAA bill.
Biden Cybersecurity Plan Vows To Support Development of a “Digital Identity Ecosystem”
Amid controversies, the Biden administration updates its cybersecurity strategy to bolster a digital ID ecosystem.
The Warrantless Surveillance Bill Renewal Is Even Broader Than Many Noticed
A overlooked provision changed the definition of “electronic communications service providers.”
MembersWelcome to the Surveillance Renaissance
How AI tools are reshaping crime fighting and concerns about civil rights.
Eyeball-Scanning Company Capitalizes on Argentina’s Inflation Crisis
Amid soaring inflation, Worldcoin leverages Argentina’s economic crisis, offering $50 in cryptocurrency for biometric data from financially vulnerable citizens.