Government Gets Sued for Searching Private Property Without Permission
(WND)—Government agents and agencies in the state of Louisiana are being sued for searching private property without the owner’s permission. ...
Tag: Privacy
Privacy Companies Are Pushing Back Against the EU’s Plot to End Online Privacy
(Reclaim The Net)—An urgent appeal has been relayed to ministers across the European Union by a consortium of tech companies, ...
AI Companion: Samsung Unveils “Ballie” Spy Machine That Rolls Around Your Home Spying on Everything
(Natural News)—In a race with Amazon to the bottom, Samsung has unveiled a new spy machine robot called "Ballie" that rolls ...
Your Vehicle Is Already Spying on You, and Now They Are Going to Start Installing ChatGPT in New Volkswagen Models
(End of the American Dream)—Be careful what you say while you are driving your vehicle, because you are being watched. ...
Apple Reveals Governments Use App Notifications to Surveil Users
(Reclaim The Net)—In a chilling revelation that feels all too familiar, Apple has confirmed that governments are using push notifications ...
Google, Microsoft, Facebook Among Tech Giants Illegally Harvesting Private Health Information
This article was originally published by The Defender — Children’s Health Defense’s News & Views Website. Google, Microsoft, Facebook, TikTok ...
Globalists Fear Spartacus and His Slave Rebellion
Something intriguing is happening with bitcoin. What started as a series of perplexing data “inscriptions” containing classified files from the U.S. ...
Docs Offer Glimpse Inside Censorship Industrial Complex
Welcome to the Censorship Industrial Complex. It’s rather like the old “military industrial complex,” which was shorthand for the military, ...
Biometrics in Retail Sparks Concerns Among Consumers, Privacy Advocates
Companies are pitching biometric payment as a solution to fraud and theft. But their fast expansion is making some consumers ...
Say Goodbye to Your Privacy: Use of Digital IDs in American States Is Spreading Rapidly
More and more states in the U.S. are implementing digital ID systems, raising more concerns that these digital systems could turn into ...