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Google is giving data to police based on search keywords, court docs show - CNET

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

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

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i cucked out to TSA. be aware of new procedure

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EFF unveils virtual reality tool to help people spot surveillance devices in their communities

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Google, Microsoft, Facebook Among Tech Giants Illegally Harvesting Private Health Information

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Age Check Group Wants VPN Users Tracked Under Safety Law

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Is Proton leaving Switzerland? "Legal uncertainty" of proposed surveillance laws is pushing them to make several changes

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Flock’s Gunshot Detection Microphones Will Start Listening for Human Voices

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Don't accept Uphold's biometric data collection: companies WILL cave if you push back! [Louis Rossmann] [12:16]

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Everyone knows your location, Part 2: try it yourself and share the results

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Cops wanted to keep mass surveillance app secret; privacy advocates refused

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Why VPNs are a WASTE of Your Money (usually…) [14:40]

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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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Clearview AI violates Californians' privacy, lawsuit alleges

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Is there any kind of transparent film that can be applied over something in order to interfere with attempts to photograph or record it?

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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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"There is no free and open society without privacy": Edward Snowden's dramatic appeal. - The monitored person has long been a reality. But it gets worse: the transparent citizen becomes a totally monitored person. Edward Snowden knows a remedy for this: encryption.

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Perfectly legal for cars to harvest your texts, call logs

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Amazon’s Ring is the largest civilian surveillance network the US has ever seen | Lauren Bridges

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LinkedIn accounts hacked in widespread hijacking campaign

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

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We are skeptical of VPN providers, and you should be, too

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Police decrypt 258,000 messages after breaking pricey IronChat crypto app

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