Privacy
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Canada: Police Say Protect the Privacy of Thieves, Don’t Post Videos of Them Stealing Packages
Police say posting videos of package thieves on social media violates their privacy.
Fauci Admits to Arbitrary Rules That Boosted Mass Surveillance and Suppressed Opinions
Not grounded in science.
Supreme Court Declines to Hear X’s Challenge to FBI Surveillance Gag Orders
The FBI can continue to prevent X from disclosing surveillance of its users.
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The TVs That Watch You Back: Unveiling the Growing Surveillance Risks Lurking in Your Smart TV
Watching and listening.
UK Police Have Been Secretly Using Passport Database for Facial Recognition Since 2019
All passport holders are now a suspect pool.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Is Urged to Find Keyword Search Warrant Unconstitutional
Keyword warrants are a threat to civil liberties.
EU Steams Ahead With Controversial, Centrally-Controlled Digital Euro
Pushing for a CBDC.
The Digital ID Rollout Is Becoming a Hacker’s Dream
A major privacy and security issue.
California Court: Police Drone Footage From 911 Calls Is Not Exempt From Public Records Law
Police were refusing to release footage after freedom of information requests.
DNA Genetics Company 23andMe Blames Affected Users for Data Breach
But 2-factor authentication was only mandated after the breach.
Facebook Rolls Out “Link History” Showing How It Tracks All the Websites Users Visit
For those still using Facebook, the setting is turned on by default.
