Big Brother Surveillance

Smart Device Data Used as Evidence in Court, Raising Privacy and Legal Questions

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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” A robot vacuum’s live camera recorded an intimate encounter between a woman and another man, and the footage became evidence in a marital rights lawsuit, according to the Taoyuan District Court. The husband won approximately $16,000 from his wife and her lover for infringing on his marital rights, the court

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Hackers Reverse-Engineer Flock Safety Cameras, Raising Surveillance Concerns

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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” Hackers have reverse-engineered Flock Safety cameras, the automated license plate recognition systems deployed by law enforcement agencies and neighborhood associations across the U.S., according to reporting by The Hill. The researchers gained access to camera data and functionality, demonstrating potential security gaps in the networked surveillance hardware. Flock Safety said

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FBI Director Defends Surveillance Partnerships at Senate Judiciary Hearing

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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” FBI Director Kash Patel testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Sept. 15, 2026, defending the bureau’s access to license plate reader data and its expanding partnerships with private technology companies. The hearing, which lasted several hours, examined the FBI’s use of data collected by private companies and municipalities, queries

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REAL ID Goes Live. Who’s Really Being Tracked?

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From “thenewamerican.com” Twenty years after Congress passed it, the REAL ID Act finally has teeth. The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) is now enforcing compliant identification at every domestic security checkpoint, and travelers without it face a $45 fee and mandatory biometric or biographic verification through a new system called TSA ConfirmID before they’re allowed to

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They Told You That AI Went “Rogue”…

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From “Upper Echelon” With a new, alarmist emerging narrative about rogue AI swarms, major companies are clamoring for government regulation in one of the most alarming pivots the industry has yet taken. What was once euphoric optimism is now relentless, exaggerated and extremely hyperbolic fear. Its certainly true that AI can be dangerous, but the

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Bernie Sanders introduces AI censorship bill that JAILS innovators creating systems that empower the people with decentralized knowledge

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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” The same London-based nonprofit that branded Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and 11 other Americans as the “Disinformation Dozen” in 2021, quietly renamed itself last month, gearing up for a new phase of censorship in the coming turbulence of the AI censorship wars. In 2021, this clandestine organization triggered a cascade

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Section 230 Repeal Bill Could Put Online Speech At Risk

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From “reclaimthenet.org” The bill targets Big Tech, but its first casualties could be the small sites that cannot afford a lawsuit. US Representatives Mark DeSaulnier and Jimmy Patronis have introduced a bill to repeal Section 230 of the Communications Act, that generally protects online platforms and services from liability for third party content. The two

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