Privacy
Israel Pushes Facial Recognition Surveillance Bill To Operate in Public Spaces
In a worrisome development for privacy advocates, a forthcoming Israeli legislative measure is set to expand extensive surveillance over public spaces through the use of facial recognition technology. This legislation is an encroachment on digital rights and is reminiscent of the ominously dubb
ECB Head: Digital Euro Won’t Be Anonymous, Concerns About “Big Brother” Overreach Are A “Conspiracy Theory”
Pushing a CBDC you didn’t ask for and branding you a conspiracy theorist if you ask questions.
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The Number of People Arrested After Facial Recognition Errors Is Growing
A renewed scrutiny over the deployment of facial recognition technology by law enforcement arises as an innocent man, misidentified and subsequently incarcerated because of it, has brought forth a lawsuit. This event underscores the ever-evolving tensions between advancing technology and person
MembersUSA v. Google – Week 2
The trial that could change the internet forever.
Republicans and Democrats Clash on CBDC Plans
In a clash of political parties and ideologies, US lawmakers are gearing up for a major debate over the concept of a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). The Democratic and Republican factions are wrestling over several bills, each aiming to shape the destiny of digital currency in America, gr
Australia Creates Taskforce For Implementing Universal Digital ID System
Australia’s government has unveiled audacious plans to implement a universal digital ID system for its citizens, stirring up controversial issues related to privacy, surveillance, and free speech. Finance and Public Service Minister Katy Gallagher made the announcement this month, outlining a b
Department of Defense Signs Contract With Social Media Monitoring Company
Fresh revelations regarding a $2.5 million contractual agreement between the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) at Fort George G. Meade and social media scrutinizer Dataminr have emerged. These claims, unveiled by a US government notice, imply a new era of digital monitoring rests on the
New York Mayor Eric Adams Introduces Surveillance Robots
Mayor Eric Adams of New York City, who once said that “Big Brother is protecting you” has unveiled a new policing initiative involving a robotic law enforcement officer. Announced in a press conference on Friday, the NYPD plans to trial a dystopian robotic surveillance platform in the Times Squ
One Day After Passage of Orwellian “Online Safety Bill,” UK Home Office Attacks Private Messaging
The government is demanding a backdoor.
MembersTSA Fast Track Programs Are a Deal With The Devil
Most participants don’t know they’re being spied on daily.
The UK Passes Sweeping New Surveillance and Censorship Measures in The Online Safety Bill
Extreme new legislation.