Topic: 5G
The rollout of 5G technology raises significant concerns regarding privacy and surveillance. With the potential for enhanced tracking and data collection, individuals may find their movements and activities monitored more closely than ever. This development poses a threat to free expression and individual liberty, as governments and corporations may exploit 5G capabilities to enforce censorship and control information.
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How 5G Threatens Your Privacy, Allowing Your Exact Locations To Be Recorded As You Move
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Trump tech advisor reportedly urged Twitter, Facebook, Google, and Microsoft to “combat misinformation”
Internal Twitter documents claim the Trump admin wanted tech companies to combat “misinformation that could stoke panic buying and behaviors.”
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India’s PM says 5G rollout will help boost the use of surveillance
Facial recognition, automatic number plate recognition tech, and drones.
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Report: Huawei had the ability to listen to phone calls of every Dutch citizen, including government officials
The report says even the Prime Minister was vulnerable.
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UK lawmaker Yvette Cooper wonders why she gets David Icke related videos when she keeps searching “David Icke”
Cooper either has a serious lack of understanding of tech or she’s secretly wondering why Icke can even be found…
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China threatens UK after reconsidering Huawei 5G deal, says UK will “pay a price”
China’s state propaganda outlets tell Britain there will be consequences.
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Huawei’s $6.1M deal with UK coronavirus-modeling college raises eyebrows, faces scrutiny
The deal has garnered attention for a variety of reasons.
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5G roll out brings a new wave of surveillance to Tibet
Surveilling citizens is easier than ever before.
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Former Google CEO invited by Gov. Cuomo to chair commission to build a tech-focused post-pandemic New York
Schmidt’s conflicts of interest are mounting up.
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YouTube’s exec discusses “Intelligence Desk” to target emerging conspiracy theories
The crackdown on anything that YouTube deems to be a conspiracy or misinformation continues.
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Facebook warns users not to talk about a link between 5G and COVID-19 or it’ll be deleted
Facebook says it will take a zero tolerance stance towards the conspiracy.
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YouTube censors popular David Icke interview which had 339,000 views in 30 minutes
Big tech continues cracking down on what people are allowed to say about the coronavirus.