By Professor Fraser Sampson, former UK Biometrics & Surveillance Camera Commissioner In surveillance perspective is everything. Your viewpoint affects what you will see and therefore what…
By Jesse Smith Big Brother is at it again. With rising crime as the backdrop, New York City Mayor Eric Adams is growing the surveillance…
By Professor Fraser Sampson, former UK Biometrics & Surveillance Camera Commissioner Last week’s webinar by Public Policy Exchange considered the future of CCTV and related policy…
By Chris Burt, Biometric Update Biometric systems for school safety and security continue to gain ground in the U.S., with more rollouts unveiled and a…
Authored by Steve Watson via Modernity.news Former Democratic Representative Tulsi Gabbard is taking legal action against the Biden/Harris Administration after she discovered that she has…
By Katitza Rodriguez The final text of the United Nations Convention Against Cybercrime, adopted last Thursday by the United Nations Ad Hoc Committee, is now…
By Andrew Crocker In a major decision on Friday, the federal Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals held that geofence warrants are “categorically prohibited by the…
By Aaron Day Imagine a world where ownership is a distant memory, replaced by an eerie semblance of joy in dispossession. In 2016, Klaus Schwab,…
By Ryan Cristián Joining me today is Hakeem Anwar, founder and creator of Above Phone, here to discuss his revolutionary de-Googled privacy devices — now…
Authored by Freddie Attenborough via The Critic A shadowy state agency with no statutory footing, previously used to monitor perfectly lawful yet dissenting speech during…
By Tori Noble Digital surveillance is ubiquitous. Corporate snoops collect information about everything we do, everywhere we go, and everyone we communicate with. Then they compile…
By Aaron Hertzberg First-person report of QR Codes, Digital IDs, and police militarization of Paris. This is a guest post from a friend who is…
By Edward Hasbrouck In a decision issued last week, the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has offered the first appellate opinion on whether there is…
By Paul McDonnold When I first saw the film Brazil (1985) a decade after its release, I was decidedly underwhelmed. The pacing was slow, the…