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EU digital identity wallet sparks privacy concerns amid rollout

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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” As the European Union (EU) prepares for the full-scale deployment of its Digital Identity (EUDI) Wallet this fall, privacy advocates and experts are sounding the alarm over potential overreach in data collection and user manipulation. The EUDI Wallet, currently in its testing phase, is designed to give EU citizens a single, secure […]

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Senators Champion NO FAKES and TAKE IT DOWN Acts to Combat “Deepfakes,” Despite First Amendment Alarms

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From “reclaimthenet.org” Congress is building a censorship machine disguised as child protection and artist rights. During a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing held on May 21, 2025, titled “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: AI-Generated Deepfakes in 2025,” lawmakers and invited speakers rallied behind two highly controversial measures: the newly enacted TAKE IT DOWN Act and the pending NO FAKES

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Smart Cities: Nationwide, Police Are Embracing Facial Recognition Tech

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From “technocracy.news” There are only 109,000 towns and cities in America, including just over 19,000 being formally incorporated. If you were a billionaire Technocrat, could you mount a flash marketing program to sell them facial recognition systems? It would be child’s play. The problem is the ignorance of city employees who welcome these charlatans into

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Biometric Scans Now Being Tied to Vaccination Status

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This article comes from “infowars.com” The nonprofit biometric technology company Simprints welcomed Gavi CEO Dr. Sania Nishtar on a visit to Ghana to witness vaccination verification via biometric scanning. Gavi (The Vaccine Alliance) states their agenda is “Leaving no one behind with immunization.” One of Gavi’s founding members is the Gates Foundation. African countries are rapidly adopting biometric systems which scan citizens faces, fingerprints, eyeballs and

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YouTube and Netflix Deploy AI and Behavioral Tracking to Intensify Targeted Advertising

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From “reclaimthenet.org” YouTube and Netflix are moving aggressively to expand the ways they track and monetize viewer behavior, leaning further into AI-driven systems and behavioral profiling to fine-tune ad delivery. YouTube’s latest experiment with intrusive advertising comes in the form of “Peak Points,” a format that leverages Google’s Gemini AI to dissect video content and

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Musk Promised Budget Cuts, But Stole All Our Data And Delivered A Panopticon Instead

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From “technocracy.news” The first thing Musk did on January 24, 2025, was to fire 17 Inspector Generals (IGs), the watchdogs overseeing federal agencies, including those who were investigating Musk’s companies. Since then, Musk has raided 15 agencies, including HHS, SSA, Treasury, General Services Administration (GSA), the Departments of Commerce, Energy, Labor, and Transportation. None of

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Google Reaches $1.375 Billion Settlement with Texas Over Privacy Violations Involving Location Tracking and Biometric Data

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From “reclaimthenet.org” Google has reached a $1.375 billion settlement with Texas over allegations the tech giant intruded on user privacy by collecting data without proper consent. The resolution, announced by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, concludes two lawsuits centered on the company’s handling of sensitive information across several of its products. The lawsuits focused on practices involving

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Peter Thiel Mocks Americans Who Want Cash Instead Of Crypto

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From “technocracy.news” Peter Thiel loves monopolies, hates cash, wants to destroy our Constitutional Republic, and is totally committed to the Dark Enlightenment. That makes him ANTI-MAGA. Why is he attached like a plague to Trump? Why is Trump similarly attached to Thiel? The more pressing question is, why isn’t the MAGA movement aghast and rioting

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In Britain the “Thought Crime” Is Real

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From “reclaimthenet.org” A pensioner faced a raid not for plotting mayhem, but for posting a sarcastic tweet fewer than 30 people saw. It takes a very special kind of madness to send six baton-wielding, pepper-spray-toting police officers to arrest a 71-year-old man in his slippers. But here we are: welcome to Britain 2025, where tweeting

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New federal identification standards for air travel set against lenient ballot requirements spark policy debate

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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” Beginning Wednesday, May 7, U.S. residents traveling domestically by air or accessing federal facilities must present a REAL ID-compliant driver’s license, passport, or other federally approved identification. The long-awaited enforcement of this post-9/11-era law arrives amid intensified scrutiny as 15 states and Washington, D.C., still permit voters to cast ballots without

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