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Intel chips are going to get cheaper over the coming years, still don't buy them...

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Ebay is port scanning visitors to their website - and they aren't the only ones - nem.ec

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Immunity Passports Are a Threat to Our Privacy and Information Security.

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eBay port scans visitors' computers for remote access programs

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Australian government is planning to give itself the power to override restrictions on accessing journalists' data as part of a deal with the United States to spy on each others' citizens.

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US surveillance company’s involvement with NHS is ‘crossing a red line’, warns civil liberties group

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In "Decision He'll Come To Regret," Judge Allows Warrantless Aerial Surveillance Of Baltimore.

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The Challenge of Proximity Apps For COVID-19 Contact Tracing.

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Congress Needs to Stop Playing Games & Rein in the Patriot Act

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NWO precursor

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For the past five years, every FBI secret spy court request to snoop on Americans has sucked, says watchdog

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Tattoo Recognition Score Card: How Institutions Handled Unethical Biometric Surveillance Dataset

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U.S. government, tech industry discussing ways to harness location data to combat coronavirus | Explicitly using your phones to track you

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Reason to protect your privacy #5882372: Unforeseen consequences...

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Live Facial Recognition Is Coming to U.S. Police Body Cameras. Police cam manufacturer Wolfcom has contracts with 1,500 organizations.

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What China's Frightening Digital Strategy Portends for America's Future.

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Ring Doorbell App Packed with Third-Party Trackers

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Who’s watching who? A guide to monitoring the use of facial recognition tech where you live. Fifteen seconds could reveal police surveillance in your hometown.

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Whistleblower complaint leads to plans for widespread DNA surveillance of immigrants. The Department of Homeland Security has begun to roll out an expansion of DNA collection and surveillance

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Narus, Verint, Comverse, & Unit 8200

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Welcome to Walmart, we fuck you.

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These popular apps may be leaking personal details online

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Wyze Employee error to blame for massive data leak or user data - The firm alleges that data for 2.4 million Wyze users was included in the leak

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Nosebook Messenger users required to create account on main site if they want to be able to use chat app

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