Topic: EPIC
EPIC focuses on the intersection of privacy, surveillance, and individual rights, highlighting the growing concerns over government and corporate data collection practices. With increasing instances of facial recognition technology in public sectors and the sharing of personal data without consent, the need for robust privacy protections is more urgent than ever. This topic sheds light on the threats posed by mass surveillance and the erosion of personal liberties.
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The US Is Buying And Storing Data On Citizens
What happened to the Fourth Amendment?
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Crisis Text Line ends data-sharing partnership with AI group
The relationship was a privacy and ethics issue.
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Google paid phone manufacturers to ditch third-party app stores
New monopolistic revelations.
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Google wants to store your health data
From the ashes of a failed project, Google is back for another try.
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Report: Joe Biden wants ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt to lead a tech industry task force in the White House
Critics will be concerned that such an appointment would solidify Big Tech’s power and influence.
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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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Google helps law enforcement by handing over data without a warrant, EPIC claims
The scanning involves the use of a proprietary algorithm to investigate files and data uploaded by their users.
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Smart TVs and Privacy: How And Why You’re Being Spied on at Home
It would be of no surprise to learn that your smart tv is tracking you.










