Topic: digital surveillance
Digital surveillance encompasses the various methods and technologies used by governments and corporations to monitor individuals’ online and offline activities. This pervasive oversight threatens privacy and individual liberties, as it often operates without consent or transparency. The implications of such surveillance practices are significant, raising concerns about freedom of expression and the right to privacy.
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Unmasking the Onion: How Authorities Are Piercing the Tor Browser’s Private Network
Timing analysis against Tor users raises critical concerns about the future of online anonymity and privacy protections.
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Incognito Mode – One of the Sneakiest Big Tech Lies
Busting the myth.
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Alexa should testify in court, Germany’s Federal Interior Ministry says
They say that, at least for now, it should only be used for terrorist incidents and other serious crimes.
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Schools are using mass surveillance techniques on kids, new report shows
As always, the move to keep people “safe” is actually a massive invasion of privacy.