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Smile...The average American Is recorded 238 times a week.

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Scars, Tattoos, And License Plates: This Is What Palantir And The LAPD Know About You.

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Come Back with a Warrant for my Virtual House.

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9 Counter-Drone Technologies To Detect And Stop Drones Today

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Smile: Security Cameras Record U.S. Citizens 238 Times Per Week

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Universities Are Using DraganFly Thermal Imaging/Heartbeat Monitoring Scanners And Drones.

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Exposing Your Face Isn't a More Hygienic Way to Pay. PopID payment system is less secure than alternatives, unfriendly to privacy, and is likely riskier than other payment alternatives for anyone concerned about catching COVID-19.

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Cookies Are The Past; Your Phone's Sensors Are Letting Companies Track You

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Three Interactive Tools for Understanding Police Surveillance.

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Legality and Constitutionality of NSA's Section 215 Metadata Program.

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Two federal magistrate judges in three separate opinions have ruled that a geofence warrant, also known as reverse location searches, violates the Fourth Amendment’s probable cause and particularity requirements.

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Oy Vey, goyim! Even when you pay, you are the product.

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Going To A Protest? Keep Your Smartphone From Being Used As A Tracking Device.

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Amazon is coming up with a brand new way to track its users all the way to scrutinizing the tone of their voice in order to interpret emotions, and creating 3D scans of their body fat.

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One Database to Rule Them All: The Invisible Content Cartel that Undermines the Freedom of Expression Online.

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Your voice says a lot about you — and AI is listening

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The U.S. brings state-sponsored piracy into the 21st century.

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Proctoring Apps Subject Students to Unnecessary Surveillance,

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U.S. Sens. Jeff Merkley and Bernie Sanders have introduced the National Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA).

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How Government Entities Use Geolocation Data To Identify Everyone

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Nosebook offers $650 million to settle facial recognition class action

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Joogle Still Tracks App Users When They've Opted Out, Privacy Lawsuit Alleges

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EFF Launches Searchable Database of Police Agencies and the Tech Tools They Use to Spy on Communities.

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Twatter Confirms "Private" Information Was Accessed by Hackers

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LinkedIn faces lawsuit over claims it 'secretly' read iPhone clipboard data

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