The Right to Be Let Alone: What to Do When COVID Strike Force Teams Come Knocking
By John W. Whitehead “Experience teaches us to be most on our guard to protect liberty when the government’s purposes are beneficent.”—Supreme Court Justice Louis…
Privacy
Clearview’s Face Surveillance Still Has No First Amendment Defense
By Adam Schwartz Clearview AI extracts faceprints from billions of people, without their consent, and uses these faceprints to help police identify suspects. This does…
European Data Protection Supervisor and Board Demand Total Ban on Automatic Recognition via A.I. Technology
By B.N. Frank It’s overwhelming to think about how much we are all being watched and tracked. This happens often without our knowledge or consent. …
Ending Anonymity: Why the WEF’s Partnership Against Cybercrime Threatens the Future of Privacy
By Whitney Webb With many focusing on the Cyber Polygon exercise, less attention has been paid to the World Economic Forum’s real ambitions in cybersecurity…
As U.S. Government Report Reveals Facial Recognition Tech Widely Used, WEF-Linked Israeli Facial Recognition Firm Raises $235 Million
By Derrick Broze In June the U.S. Government Accountability Office released a report detailing the widespread use of facial recognition technology, including law enforcement using…
Designing Humans for Fun and Profit
By The Corbett Report Welcome, Esteemed Globalist Supergopher. Here is your access link to the secret online briefing session of the Committee of United Nazis,…
Concerned about Cybersecurity and Privacy? Deleting Data from Alexa, Echo, Smart Home/IoT Devices Isn’t Easy
By B.N. Frank Privacy and security experts have been warning for many years about risks associated with all Internet of Things (IoT), “Smart”, and wireless…
Victory! Fourth Circuit Rules Baltimore’s Warrantless Aerial Surveillance Program Unconstitutional
By Saira Hussain and Hannah Zhao The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit ruled last week that Baltimore’s use of aerial surveillance that…
5G for Location Intelligence: Operators have to “secure a large number of sites to locate their new 5G RF equipment.”
By B.N. Frank Opposition to 5G deployment is worldwide. Cities AND entire countries have been taking action to ban, delay, halt, and limit installation AS…
Mobile Driver’s Licenses Pave the Way for Unified Digital IDs
Under the guise of security and convenience, another scheme is breaking forth that will eventually lead to a national/global digital ID. This may sound like…
Underground Fiber Optics Cables Allow People and Cars to Be Tracked. Did You Know?
By B.N. Frank Some experts have raised concerns about underground fiber optics cables being used for unsafe “last mile wireless” with 5G and/or Wi-Fi (see…
Maine Sets Example With “Country’s Strongest” Facial Recognition Ban
By Brett Wilkins Civil liberties advocates on Wednesday cheered as Maine enacted what that state’s ACLU chapter called “the country’s strongest statewide facial recognition law.”…
Abu Dhabi Begins Using Facial Recognition Cameras to Detect COVID-19
By Paul Joseph Watson Summit News Authorities in Abu Dhabi have deployed facial recognition cameras throughout shopping malls and even in residential areas under the…
Knightscope’s Robots Have Scanned Billions Of Cellphones, Millions Of People And License Plates
By MassPrivateI During the height of the pandemic, Knightscope posted a blog titled “By The Numbers” with the above image. Their blog is basically a…