Topic: open source intelligence
Open source intelligence (OSINT) refers to the collection and analysis of publicly available data, often used by governments and corporations for surveillance and monitoring. This practice raises significant concerns about privacy and free expression, as it can lead to the misuse of information and the suppression of dissent. The implications of OSINT extend beyond individual privacy, impacting the broader environment of free speech and civil liberties.
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Welcome to the Surveillance Renaissance
How AI tools are reshaping crime fighting and concerns about civil rights.
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The Pentagon Scans Social Media To Prevent “Embarrassment” of Generals
A newly released report.
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Twitter begins censoring posts documenting Russia’s Ukraine invasion
Twitter said its overzealous censorship was an “error.”
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Facebook severely limits its “Open Graph” feature in the face of privacy concerns
Many investigators and journalists used to make good use of the feature.