Privacy
Bionic eyes suddenly stop working when tech companies turn off service
An over-reliance on proprietary technology.
Element introduces new end-to-end encrypted way to share location with friends, family
A private alternative to Apple or Snapchat.
Members
Canada orders firms to freeze assets of anyone who “indirectly” engages in Freedom Convoy protests
Banks, fundraising platforms, insurance companies, investment firms, loan companies, and more are subject to these far-reaching demands.
CBC uses stolen Freedom Convoy donor list to contact donors, asking why they donated
Journalists are using hacked emails to contact donors.
NY Mayor outlines new facial recognition surveillance push
Another city increasing surveillance.
Canada announces plans to freeze Freedom Convoy protesters’ bank accounts
“Emergency powers.”
TikTok sucks up more data than any other social app. Where it goes is a mystery.
The China-based app gives more data to third parties than the likes of FB and Twitter.
GiveSendGo hacked, Freedom Convoy donors list posted online
Another attack on the crowdfunding platform.
Outgoing London Metropolitan police commissioner congratulates herself on extending the surveillance state
Public facial recognition software is being more extensive.
Google Analytics in its current form is a privacy law violation, France rules
Google tracking scripts on websites are scooping up data on visitors.