The Rise Of Facial Recognition Technology Is Now Inevitable
By Aaron Kesel The rise of facial recognition technology is inevitable and, as a result, the death of one’s privacy is sure to come with…
By Aaron Kesel The rise of facial recognition technology is inevitable and, as a result, the death of one’s privacy is sure to come with…
By Mac Slavo Facebook is giving your shadow content to advertisers in a very inconspicuous and unobvious way. The social media giant is using a hidden…
By Nicholas West As the march toward a cashless (and privacy-less) society accelerates forward, a new high watermark has been reached. India first introduced its…
Op-Ed by Joe Jarvis Governments are coming for the big tech companies. But governments use big tech’s data too… So obviously they aren’t going to…
By Daisy Luther Have you heard about China’s dystopian new “social credit” program? If you haven’t, there’s a terrifying infographic from Bored Panda that I’ll…
By Aaron Kesel A class-action lawsuit was filed in Illinois against a fast food restaurant chain of the Wendy’s franchise. The suit accuses the company…
By Aaron Kesel Facebook is planning to announce a new home assistant device called “Portal” with a controversial facial recognition camera, Cheddar reported. This is…
By Mac Slavo This information will likely not be a surprise to anyone who has been paying attention to Big Tech’s increasing propensity to violate…
By Mac Slavo Google has apologized after admitting to changing the settings on Android users phones remotely and without the phone owners’ permission. Several Android…
By Matt Agorist As YouTube, Google, and Twitter crack down on peaceful channels, censor alternative media, and allow child exploitation videos to flourish, New Mexico has filed…
By Patricia Burke In 2009, utilities across the U.S. began installing new two-way wireless electric smart meters on homes. With economic stimulus funding from the…
By Aaron Kesel GCHQ surveillance revealed by Snowden breached privacy rights, according to Strasbourg judges. GCHQ’s methods for bulk interception of various online communications violated privacy…
By Kevin Samson Back in early 2016 I wrote about a plan for New York City to turn 7,500 payphones into WiFi hotspots. The program…
By Nicholas West It’s a trend that is quickly becoming accepted reality – biometric identification at U.S. airports. So far, it has been marketed mainly…