Topic: Huawei
Huawei is at the center of numerous controversies regarding surveillance and data privacy, with reports linking the company to extensive spying activities in various regions, including Xinjiang. The company’s technology has been implicated in mass surveillance initiatives, raising concerns about individual privacy and government overreach. As Huawei continues to expand its influence globally, the implications for free speech and privacy rights remain significant.
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How Your Air Fryer and Other Household Appliances Became Data Miners
“Smart” gadgets: the convenience you crave, with the surveillance you didn’t ask for.
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LaLiga Seeks Charges Against Google and Apple Execs for Not Remotely Removing Apps From People’s Phones
LaLiga’s aggressive anti-piracy push sparks controversy, as it calls for Big Tech to remotely delete apps on users’ devices, raising…
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Cameroon To Flood Its Largest City With Mass Surveillance
A surveillance city.
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Documents show Huawei’s link to China’s spying in Xinjiang
Not surprising.
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China is flooding South America with cheap surveillance. At what cost?
What’s China’s end game?
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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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Huawei’s patent mentions use of Uighur-detecting surveillance
Proposed technology can detect people’s ethnicity from a distance, and raises several human rights concerns.
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Communications President steps down from Huawei after Uighur surveillance ties revealed
Tom Zwicky announced he has quit.
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Huawei accused of hiding facial recognition tech that singles out Uyghurs
Reports allege the Chinese tech giant is trying to hide the tech.
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The Chinese Communist Party calls for web browsers to start censoring
Censorship will soon be at the browser level.
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Chinese browser Tuber gave citizens access to Western app content but was short-lived on the app store
The app was available for less than a month.
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Uganda’s uptake of Huawei’s “Safe Cities” surveillance initiative is getting a foothold
A Trojan horse from China.