The Definitive List Of How We’re Living In “1984”
By Tyler Durden While some may think we’re living more of an Animal Farm existence (pigs hatch a coup and overthrow the humans, only to…
By Tyler Durden While some may think we’re living more of an Animal Farm existence (pigs hatch a coup and overthrow the humans, only to…
By Karen Gullo My conditions are but a drop in a dark sea of injustice. – Alaa Abdel Fattah, November 7, 2019, at State Security…
By B.N. Frank Concerns about devices and infrastructure manufactured by Chinese company, Huawei, have led to U.S. legislators taking significant and costly action (see 1,…
By Tyler Durden Tracking devices can sometimes be useful: you can attach one to your phone or wallet and know where it is at all…
By Cara Gagliano and Katharine Trendacosta Congress is once again trying to fix a very specific problem with a broad solution. We support the SHOP SAFE…
By Jennifer Lynch Last week, the Colorado Supreme Court ruled, in a case called People v. Tafoya, that three months of warrantless continuous video surveillance…
By B.N. Frank Over the years, American tech insiders (aka “Silicon Valley Parents”) have gone to great lengths to limit their kids’ use and exposure…
By Patrick Wood The Internet of Things (IoT) is an essential building block of Technocracy. The original Technocracy Study Course, written in 1934, specified requirements…
By MassPrivateI What began as a TSA request for airline passengers to put liquids, gels and aerosols in clear plastic bags has expanded to schools,…
Privacy groups from the left and right are rightly concerned over the meteoric rise of ubiquitous surveillance and monitoring systems like those produced at ShadowDragon….
By Matt Agorist Los Angeles, CA — For decades now, federal government and their cohorts in law enforcement have been carrying out theft of the…
By Tyler Durden A meaningful debate is starting to brew about law enforcement’s use of commercially available cell phone data for purposes of criminal investigations across…
By Michael Maharrey SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (Sept. 16, 2021) – Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker has signed a bill into law that bans police from collecting data…
Technocracy’s total surveillance ideology demands that anonymous cash transactions be removed from the economic system. Why? Because what cannot be monitored cannot be controlled, and…