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The civil-rights advocates at the Rutherford Institute are asking Maryland lawmakers to stop Baltimore's continuous spying on residents from the air.

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What Do You Actually Agree To When You Accept All Cookies

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You've All Been Phished: Treasure trove for hackers as 3 billion passwords exposed

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The Takedown of a Dark-Web Marketplace

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I'm looking for a small footprint customizable browser strictly for family shite like fbook and youtube. Any suggestions?

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Coming to Your Neighborhood? Amazon Delivery Vans With ‘Roaming Eyes’ Cameras

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Prosecutors Suspend Government Spyware Used in WhatsApp Phishing Attacks

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Force online companies to Delet your data via Yourdigitalrights.org

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How much is your info worth on the Dark Web? For Americans, it's just $8 - TechRepublic

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Amazon Transparency Report Indicates Its Multiple IoT Devices Are Juicy Targets For Law Enforcement | Techdirt

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Forget Zuckerberg and Cook's hypocrisy – it's their companies that are the real problem

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Google collects a frightening amount of data about you. You can find and delete it now - CNET

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Police Chief Demands Holes In Encryption Because Some Cops Decided To Participate In The DC Insurrection | Techdirt

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WhatsApp now requires biometric authentication for PC and web access

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US Defense Intelligence Agency admits to buying citizens’ location data

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Home alarm tech backdoored security cameras to spy on customers having sex

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DIA is purchasing smartphone metadata of Americans to get around warrant requirements. In other words, the gov't is using your tax dollars to buy and store your data.

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OpenWRT Forum user data stolen in weekend data breach

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The Federal Trade Commission has reached a settlement with Flo Health, the developer of a widely used period and fertility-tracking app, over allegations that it improperly shared personal data with Facebook and others, including whether users were ovulating

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SIgnal has been compromised. If you want a secure (and still Open-Source) alternative, use the forked project Silence

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One-time pad encryption

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Millions Flock to Telegram and Signal as Fears Grow Over Big Tech

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Our Future Without Privacy - Dystopian Short Film [09:55]

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A comment on the topic: Court ordered a privacy-focused email provider to install a backdoor for the government

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Small drones will be allowed to fly over people and at night in the United States, the Federal Aviation Administration said on Monday, a significant step toward their use for widespread commercial deliveries. (& spying).

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