By B.N. Frank Thanks to the Center for Electrosmog Prevention for immediately posting the California Sierra Club’s Conservation Committee’s resolution requesting National Sierra Club take…
By Aaron Kesel The government wants a phone for its employees that uses an algorithm to track their location, the way they talk, type and…
By James Propa The number of people using the Internet in Uganda has dropped by more than 12 percentage points since July 2018, when the…
By Peter G. Tocci [Author’s notes in brackets] Introduction The intent of this article is to show that wireless technology is, without remedy other than…
By B.N. Frank Last November, Senator Richard Blumenthal (CT) and Representative Anna G. Eshoo (CA) demanded proof that 5G wireless technology is safe. Neither Blumenthal…
By Dagny Taggart Unconstitutional gun law ideas seem to spread from one state to another like some kind of insidious virus. Late last year, an…
By B.N. Frank According to WebMd, 10-20% of moms and 10% of dads experience postpartum depression. Equally significant is how common it is for parents…
The Advox Netizen Report offers an international snapshot of challenges, victories, and emerging trends in technology and human rights around the world. This report covers…
By Daniel Taylor Rep. Stephen Meeks of Arkansas introduced a bill last month that would prevent employers from forcibly microchipping employees. Meeks introduced House Bill…
By B.N. Frank From threatpost.com: The European Commission has issued a recall for a popular smartwatch for children, citing “serious” privacy issues that could allow…
By Aaron Kesel San Francisco app developers are working with government to give homeless people a tap on the shoulder of Big Brother, tracking their…
By B.N. Frank Since 2017, over 200 doctors and scientists have demanded a moratorium on 5G installation due to biological and environmental risks. Additionally, citizens,…
By John Vibes The New York Police Department (NYPD) sent a cease and desist letter to Google last week, demanding that the company stop allowing…
By Elias Marat As journalists face increased layoffs despite the growing appetite for up-to-the-minute, timely news, a new trend has quietly been disrupting the news…
