From “reclaimthenet.org” The same company that monetizes everything you do online would like to switch on your camera. Google wants a look at your hands before it lets you through. The company’s newest reCAPTCHA check, rolling out now as a test, asks you to switch on your camera and wave at it so an algorithm […]
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From “Atlanta News First” Three Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office deputies have been fired and arrested, accused of unlawfully accessing the county’s license plate reader database, according to arrest affidavits. The deputies are accused of misusing data from an automated license plate reader (ALPR) system that can help track vehicles by scanning and logging license plates.
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From “reason.com” The Supreme Court could be poised to decide whether it’s you or Big Tech companies. Can police get your digital information and make you a suspect just because you happened to be in a location at a given time or happened to search for certain terms online? The U.S. The Supreme Court is
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From “The Corbett Report” You know, Palantir, right? And you know Alex Karp, Palantir’s deranged CEO? Have you read his manifesto? Well, I have! Do you want to know what he says? TRANSCRIPT JAMES CORBETT: So, you know about Palantir, right? The “software services” company that specializes in creepy, AI-powered surveillance and targeting software for
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This article was originally published by John W. Whitehead at The Rutherford Institution It has been republished with permission from the author. Please contact the author directly for republishing information. “The people are the only legitimate fountain of power.”—James Madison This is a year of strange anniversaries. Two hundred and fifty years ago, a band
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From “reclaimthenet.org” Country by country, the open web is being walled in and Congress just drafted America’s entry. Just weeks after Americans criticized the United Kingdom for imposing intrusive and heavy-handed social media rules, Congress is now advancing legislation that raises strikingly similar concerns about government overreach, privacy erosion, and the expansion of online surveillance. A
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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” A Department of Homeland Security document reveals a mobile application that enables local police officers to use facial recognition technology to identify immigrants, according to a report by NPR and 404 Media. The app, called the ICE Task Force Module, compares facial scans against more than 250 million government records,
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From “The Car Guy Online” Ford CEO Jim Farley recently claimed that many modern vehicle repairs are simply too dangerous for consumers. At the same time, President Trump revealed that Ford and GM representatives visited the White House to discuss right to repair issues. In this interview, I sit down with Nate from NextGen Drivetrain
The Auto Industry Is TERRIFIED Of Right To Repair. Read More »
From “The Disturbing Illusion” The surveillance police state is growing faster than ever through AI and robotics. See how automated tech exposes critical data privacy risks. This breakdown covers the chilling reality of modern tracking technologies. We analyze a specific stalking incident where license plate readers were weaponized to target a civilian, illustrating how easily
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