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Anomaly Six — also called A6 — claims it can track billions of devices in near real time. And Zignal Labs leverages its access to Twitter data streams to sift through hundreds of millions of Tweets per day, without restriction. The two combined would be an even more powerful surveillance tool.

Anomaly Six — also called A6 — claims it can track billions of devices in near real time. And Zignal Labs leverages its access to Twitter data streams to sift through hundreds of millions of Tweets per day, without restriction. The two combined would be an even more powerful surveillance tool.

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"So in the course of creating as robust an advertising economy as we could, we’ve created this relatively cheap, extremely accurate, really easy way to dispense with the whole idea of judicial oversight when it comes to searches. That’s the way the law works right now. If you’re asking Verizon for someone’s location, go talk to a judge. If you’re asking Anomaly Six, just write a check. "

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Well said, Zom.

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i clipped it from the article, you know me, i dont use caps,or punctuation! it summed up the article for me, and i hope others that dont click the links and read everything like i do, not that I know what all the word things mean, by any stretch of the imagination/s

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lol - didn't catch that, you sly fox :-)

FYI The intercept uses sophisticated tracking and keeps records of visitors

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Patriot, people are making big money violating our rights to privacy.

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Although I agree that the basis of this article is true, we have to keep in mind what other factors might be involved. In this case, it might serve us to remember that The Intercept is owned and (almost entirely funded) by PO, the original and biggest never-Trumper whose disinformation groups have been a constant spear in our side. One of the things that PO and others do quite effectively, is stand in support of something - privacy, in this case - that, IMO, is not so much about the privacy of our data but in gaining control of our data under the auspices of privacy.

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Exactly Patriot, PO is behind the majority of all this crap.

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Except is swat a conservative Republican's home.