Fear and Social Control
By Academy of Ideas In this video we examine how fear can be used as a tool to manipulate others, and how those in positions…
By Academy of Ideas In this video we examine how fear can be used as a tool to manipulate others, and how those in positions…
By B.N. Frank Before facial recognition technology was invented, schools hired security guards to protect students and staff from “the bad guys.” If you’ve had…
By Matthew Guariglia and Bill Budington Amazon’s surveillance doorbell company Ring has announced extra layers of security and control for users after a wave of…
By Daisy Luther While the CDC has assured us that we don’t need to worry about Ebola here in the United States, at the same…
By Janet Phelan Another blip in what appears to be subtle yet rampant discrimination levied against certain American citizens has emerged on the social radar….
By B.N. Frank Activist Post reported about Huggies’ “Smart Diapers” in May. Now Proctor & Gamble has announced they will start selling their own “Smart”…
By Sean Walton Federal authorities are warning that political radicals may attack people celebrating on July 4th. A bulletin to law enforcement around the country…
By MassPrivateI One of the NFL’s premiere franchises, the New England Patriots is using “Evolve Edge” millimeter wave/facial recognition scanners to identify fans before they enter Gillette Stadium….
By Daisy Luther I like to travel to foreign lands and go to concerts. There are certain films I want to see at the theater…
By Netizen Report Team The Advox Netizen Report offers an international snapshot of challenges, victories, and emerging trends in technology and human rights around the…
By Aaron Kesel Facebook has another scandal; this time it has been revealed that the company’s password verification feature for new users collected contact data…
By B.N. Frank According to ArsTechnica.com, this operation was carefully designed and included multiple stages. Audio, contacts, location, and more was stolen for years. The…
By Daisy Luther This weekend, on April 6th, we’re having another Y2K. This one is on GPS devices, as they roll over from “week 1024”…