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A Battle Revisited: The Supreme Court’s History With Age Verification and Online Anonymity Bans
Exploring past attempts.
Facial Recognition Continues to Proliferate at Concerts and Festivals
Facial recognition tech is rapidly becoming the norm at large venues, sparking debates on balancing convenience and privacy.
Big Brother Goes Digital: The Feds’ Race to Integrate Mobile IDs in America
Critics warn the initiative could deepen surveillance concerns, as digital IDs increasingly intertwine with everyday life.
Google Faces Court Showdown Over Alleged Secret Chrome Data Harvesting
Google faces renewed legal scrutiny as the Ninth Circuit Court revives a class-action lawsuit alleging secret data collection from Chrome users.
Texas Is Sued Over Attempts to End Online Anonymity
Texas’ age “verification law” is finding opposition.
California’s Digital Plates Plan Raises Privacy Fears
The push to reintroduce GPS tracking in California’s digital license plates raises alarms about privacy and unchecked surveillance.
Report: Biden Administration Rushes Digital ID Plans
Push for digital IDs ignites debates on privacy, security, and the future of online anonymity in America.
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Ford’s Shocking New Idea Lets Cars Spy on Others and Send Data to Cops and Insurance Companies
Ford’s new patent for onboard speeding detection technology sparks privacy concerns as surveillance capabilities grow.
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Nuclear Agency’s Secret Deal Exposes Vast Government Digital Data Grab
US government’s use of data grabs sparks privacy and ethics concerns.
California Appeals Court Limits Privacy Rights of Online Messages
The ruling challenges long-held assumptions about digital privacy, potentially broadening access to user data without a warrant.
Court Slams Geofence Warrants as Unconstitutional Overreach
Court declares geofence warrants unconstitutional, likening them to invasive mass surveillance that undermines Fourth Amendment protections.
US Court Reimposes “Disinformation” Device Monitoring on January 6 Defendant
Appeals court reinstates controversial computer monitoring on January 6 defendant despite dissent on First Amendment grounds.
