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The extent of the US government’s cell phone tracking operation is revealed in new documents.

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CDC bought phone data to monitor Americans' compliance with lockdowns, contracts show.

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NordVPN: Actually, We Do Comply With Law Enforcement Data Requests

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

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This item has been flagged as inappropriate - What google reads in your private docs. | The Crow

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Facial Recognition Company Clearview Attempted to Buy Social Security Numbers and Mugshots for its Database

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eBay port scans visitors' computers for remote access programs

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The multibillion-dollar data brokerage industry is virtually unregulated and poses a grave national security threat by advertising and selling information it has culled on military personnel, cybersecurity experts and a U.S. senator say.

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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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Amazon, TikTok owner ByteDance, Nosebook, WhatsApp, Jooscord, Faggit, Snap, Twatter and JooTube were given a deadline set 45 days from now by the FTC.

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ProxiTok is an alternative open source frontend for TikTok

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Google Home speakers allowed hackers to snoop on conversations

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Tech companies could leave Australia over Dutton’s encryption bill: Lobby

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If you were unnerved by the rapid deterioration of privacy under the Surveillance State, prepare to be terrified by the surveillance matrix that will be ushered in on the heels of the government’s rollout of this COVID-19 vaccine.

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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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Open garage doors anywhere in the world by exploiting this “smart” device

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Amazon Reaches $30.8 Million Settlement in FTC Complaints Over Ring Doorbell Surveillance, Use of Children’s Voice Recordings.

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Unplugged Phone - LibertOS Operating System. Designed for privacy and security. But there's a catch, a $129 annual fee to keep the service UP suite (messenger, antivirus and vpn) running, which would apparently render the phone useless (no more security/privacy) if that service is terminated.

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The Spy in Your Pocket - airplane mode won't cut it.

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Google Says It'll Scrape Everything You Post Online for AI

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Surveillance just got a lot creepier (ads platforms, google, etc)

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Google to destroy browsing data to settle consumer privacy lawsuit

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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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Portable phone signal jammers

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New Tea App-With a photo or number, women can DOX & WRECK any date in a global database.

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