How To Use Technology, And Not Be Used By It
By Simon Black, Sovereign Man Amazon’s Ring video doorbells likely form the largest private surveillance network the world has ever known. Millions of Americans allow…
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WEF Pushes Augmented Tech, Brain Chips and Internet of Bodies
By Sikh for Truth The World Economic Forum (WEF) is attempting to normalize the idea of implanting tracking chips into humans, via the Internet of…
World Economic Forum Promotes Smart City Governance
The WEF’s Global Smart Cities Alliance on Technology Governance is the largest global initiative that represents over 200,000 cities, local governments, research institutions, non-profit organizations…
Amazon Plots to Turn Surveillance Network Into Reality TV Series
By Christina Maas Comedian Wanda Sykes will host a new show, called Ring Nation, that will feature videos captured by Amazon Ring cameras, according to…
More on Creepy Ring Cameras Data Collection on Owners, Neighbors, and Giving It to Police; “can record audio from 20 feet away”
By B.N. Frank As of June 2022, Amazon Ring cameras were being used by 2700+ American police departments, sometimes without a warrant or owners’ consent….
UN’s Digital World Brain Seeks To Track Everything And Everyone
As TN has warned for 12 years now that the United Nations is gunning for total control of the Internet, seeking to morph it into…
Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta to Trial Biometrics for Entry
By Ken Macon The National Football League’s Atlanta Falcons and Denver Broncos are trialling biometrics for concession payments and fan entry. According to the Atlanta…
The Power Of Where: The UN’s Rapidly Expanding GEOINT Infrastructure
Geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) was defined in 2005 by James R. Clapper (Lt. Gen., USAF, Ret) as encompassing “all aspects of imagery and geospatial information and…
France to Introduce Biometric Health Cards
By Ken Macon French lawmakers have approved a plan to launch a biometric health card. The project was pushed as part of the financial aid…
Gates Calls Social Credit Scores An “Asset” — Are They Coming To The US?
By Jeremy Loffredo Millions of children in India can’t go to school because they’ve failed to submit to India’s biometric ID system, AADHAAR. The invasive…
NYPD Must Share Thousands of Documents and Emails Related to Facial Recognition Surveillance During 2020 Protests
By B.N. Frank Citizen opposition to the use of facial recognition (see 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6) and other costly, often inaccurate, unsafe, and…
The Blockchained Society: Web 3.0, Virtual Reality and the Network State
By Ryan Matters There is a willingness in this world for people to adopt new things because they are told to do so. There is…
Privacy Concerns Lead to ArriveCan App Investigation
By Mike Campbell The federal privacy commissioner has launched an investigation into the invasive ArriveCan app over a privacy complaint. “Our office has received and…
ACLU on Cameras Outside of Pot Shops: “There is no persuasive rationale for ubiquitous video monitoring”
By B.N. Frank Many Americans have given up on the idea of never being free of the constant surveillance from various costly, often inaccurate, and…