Privacy
Whistleblower suggests Twitter has been penetrated by foreign intelligence agencies multiple times
The company allegedly hired foreign government agents, considered submitting to foreign government censorship demands, and more.
Crunchyroll blocks users of private email service Tutanota
“The desire for online privacy does not make you a criminal!,” Tutanota said.
Pakistan threatens to cut off digital ID of “hecklers”
To suppress dissent.
US government finally unseals long-hidden rulings on mass surveillance
New insight into mass surveillance court decisions over the years.
Oracle is sued for alleged surveillance network
Collecting massive amounts of data.
World Economic Forum website suggests there are “rational” reasons to microchip your child
The article suggests there are ways to “ethically make these amazing technologies a part of our lives.”
World Economic Forum makes big push for digital identity programs around the world
Says that governments need to develop “digital trust” to make people accept the rollout of digital IDs.
Members
Biden Administration Refuses to Disclose Report on Social Media Scanning of Visitors to the US
The controversial program has been expanded.
Canada starts to roll out biometric kiosks in airports
Starting with three airports.
San Francisco is challenged over use of private surveillance networks to monitor protests
Observers say that it was illegal.