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US Treasury Department Intercepted Payment for “Police State” Documentary Ad Campaign
A suspicious intervention against the civil liberties documentary.
California’s Governor Newsom Introduces “Cradle to Career” System That Tracks One Billion Data Points on Citizens
Newsom introduced the plans after visiting China.
The NYPD Is Underreporting Its Invasive Surveillance Tactics
And its surveillance capabilities are expanding.
Privacy Company Tutanota Rebrands as Tuta
A new name, the same dedication to privacy.
House Intelligence Panel Considers a Deadline Extension for Decision on Controversial Surveillance Laws
Section 702 allows intelligent agencies to surveil foreigners without a warrant but has been used against US citizens countless times.
Skiff Mail Adds New Quick Aliases Feature
A new feature to help with privacy and reduce spam.
Canadian Police Want Tech to Access Private CCTV Cameras in Real-Time
Copying some US police departments.
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A Closer Look Into This Privacy-Focused De-Googled Mobile Operating System
An important alternative.
UN Program Pushes Digital Public Infrastructure as EU and Gates Foundation Push for Digital ID by 2030
An escalation of the push towards digital ID.
Russia Widens Its VPN Block
New levels of blocking regarding the privacy and free speech tools.
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How Online Ads Assist the Government With Mass Surveillance
The murky world behind the scenes.
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US Visa Applicants’ Online Speech Surveillance Puts US Citizens’ Speech and Data at Risk
Another surveillance dragnet.
