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The Army wants to use facial recognition and advanced machine learning algorithms to monitor kids at base Children Development Centers and plans to launch a pilot program at Fort Jackson in the near future.

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Victory! Lawsuit Proceeds Against Clearview’s Face Surveillance

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Profiting on Police Reform: Can The Feds Break up Axon’s Body Camera Monopoly?

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GAO Report Finds 10 Federal Agencies Plan to Expand Use of Facial Recognition Through 2023

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In collaboration with LegalAidNYC , Electronic Frontier Alliance has uncovered $159 million of unchecked NYPD spending on spy tech ranging from face recognition software to x-ray vans.

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Realtek AP-Router SDK vulnerabilities could impact millions of routers and IoT devices

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DHS May Tap Private Companies to Spy on Americans, Concerns on Rise: Report.

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Apple says it will refuse gov’t demands to expand photo-scanning beyond CSAM

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Amazon will pay you $10 for a scan of your palm print

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Guide to Online Privacy

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Apple to scan photos on all US iPhones for ‘child abuse imagery’ as researchers warn of impending ‘1984’

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Your Facebook selfies could end up in a police surveillance database

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'A setback for people's privacy all over the world': WhatsApp joins avalanche of criticism of Apple's plan to scan iPhones for images of child abuse and send them to police after an employee checks them

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Zoom to pay $85M for lying about encryption and sending data to Facebook and Google

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Without exception EVERYONE who makes the blanket statement that VPNs are either bad or insecure/untrustworthy is a jew at best, or maliciously uneducated. Torrentfreak's questionnaire to VPNs to see who passes muster. USE IT.

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India’s draconian rules for internet platforms threaten user privacy and undermine encryption

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Dramatic revenue growth is forecast for the next five years in biometrics and in digital identity, and the market has been particularly active over the past week in official digital ID documents and credentials.

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How to watch and share YouTube videos without feeding the Goog Monster

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"Don't use VPNs" + "Don't trust VPNs" + "VPNs aren't secure" are all jewish lies based on YOUR garbage opsec. Because YOU use jewish websites and allow jewish tracking to work.

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Do Not Use a VPN for Privacy (The Hated One)

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Amazon Coming For Your Kids | Weekly News Roundup (SwitchedToLinux)

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Is Proton Mail Really Private, Secure, and Anonymous? (Mental Outlaw)

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Search Engine Review (Mental Outlaw)(10 minutes)

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LibreWolf Browser - A fork of Firefox, focused on privacy, security and freedom.

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Piped is a privacy friendly alternative YouTube frontend, which is efficient and scalable by design.

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