Privacy
MembersThe invasive tracking tech of the post-COVID world
? Coming soon to a workplace near you.
Australian “pre-crime” surveillance tool faces scrutiny
Profiling and tracking citizens.
The EU could use Google’s proposed acquisition of FitBit to take antitrust action
Rights groups want the EU to take advantage of the opportunity.
UN unveils digital biometric ID passes
Data related to health, travel, payroll, pensions, and more will be tracked and kept in a new digital format.
China is working on a data and surveillance driven “smart city”
Coming soon to the West?
UK towns use coronavirus to justify mass surveillance of residents’ personal details
The most intimate details of people’s lives are being tracked.
UK citizens will have to show digital passport and vaccination status to get access to public life
Civil liberties take a dip in the UK under new proposals.
UK outlines mild Big Tech regulation
But some proposals, such as forcing Big Tech to pay mainstream media for news, could cement market dominance.
Tulsi Gabbard calls on President Trump to pardon Edward Snowden and Julian Assange
Gabbard is among the most vocal voices of support.
Snowden: The modern internet became “less for the individual” and all about centralized control and censorship
The decentralized internet lost out to corporate power.
Parler CEO slams “disinformation campaign” saying the platform had been hacked
Accusations were swarming on Twitter.
Australian intelligence agencies scooped up coronavirus tracing data
The data was collected over 6 months.