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MembersFord’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.
MembersNuclear Agency’s Secret Deal Exposes Vast Government Digital Data Grab
US government’s use of data grabs sparks privacy and ethics concerns.
MembersAn Open-Source, Self-Hosted App for Archiving, Syncing, and Sharing Bookmarks, Links, and Web Content
Preserve your favorite content in a variety of formats, share it with others, and build link collections collaboratively.
MembersGoogle’s Monopoly Exposed: How the Sherman Act Took Down a Giant
Landmark antitrust ruling could reshape digital market landscape, ushering in a new era of competition and innovation.
MembersUSPS and Federal Agencies’ Shocking Hidden Data Trail
Even the federal postal service isn’t immune to the perils of data privacy breaches, as millions of users’ information lands in the hands of major tech firms.
MembersThe Olympics Is a Testing Ground for Pre-Crime-Style Mass Surveillance
A glimpse of a proposed future.
MembersA Private, Open-Source, Self-Hosted App for Streaming Videos, Audio Files, Photos, and More to any Device
Enjoy your personal media without third parties monitoring and analyzing everything you do.
MembersGoogle’s Cookie Reversal: What It Means for Privacy
Others have already eliminated third-party cookies, spotlighting Google’s struggle to balance privacy with its advertising empire.
MembersCBDC Catastrophe: Tech Failures Expose a Fragile, Dystopian Future
An unprecedented tech failure reveals the fragility of centralized systems, sparking fears about the future of cashless societies.
MembersSocial Media Facial Recognition Expands, Secret Law Enforcement Searches Double
Clearview AI’s mass facial recognition database continues to expand, sparking intense debate over privacy and surveillance.