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Surveillance / Digital Rights
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The expansion of monitoring systems across public and private life. Facial recognition networks, location tracking, communications interception, workplace monitoring, and the normalization of being watched as a condition of existing in modern infrastructure.
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Personal data has become one of the most valuable commodities on earth, and most people have no meaningful control over how theirs is collected, sold, or used. Surveillance infrastructure that would h...
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Surveillance Articles
5 Ways Zero Trust Maximizes Identity Security
BleepingComputer|Apr 27
Bogus "Antifa" Designations and FBI Warrantless Access to Americans' Communications
Just Security|Apr 27
China AI robot restaurant analyses diners' faces, tongues to recommend health-focused dishes
South China Morning Post|Apr 27
Big tech fails to opt-out users requesting not to be tracked much of the time, new research says
The Record|Apr 27
Finance giant fined millions for sending unstoppable spam
ABC Australia — News|Apr 27
The Case for Tracking Everything
Gizmodo|Apr 27
AI spots melanoma risk patterns in 6 million adults up to five years early
Medical Xpress|Apr 27
Kuwait urged to release journalist 'detained for sharing Iran war video on social media'
Independent — World|Apr 27
Microsoft faces fresh Windows Recall security concerns
The Verge|Apr 27
Cyberscammers are bypassing banks' security with illicit tools sold on Telegram
MIT Technology Review|Apr 27
Jeffries says he's 'deeply skeptical' of FISA extension without new privacy protections
The Hill|Apr 26
Newly unsealed records reveal Amazon's price-fixing tactics, California attorney general claims
The Guardian|Apr 26
Elections watchdog launches scheme to tackle AI deepfakes ahead of local elections
Independent — Politics|Apr 26
House approves short-term extension of surveillance law in blow to Republicans' long-term plan
The Guardian|Apr 26
Amit Forlit, Accused of Hacking Climate Activists, Appears in Court
NYT Energy & Environment|Apr 26