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If some Congress members get their way, the Federal Reserve may soon be able to track many of your purchases in real time and share that information with government agencies.
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New iPhones could have superzoom 'spy camera' that can see for miles
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US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) published a new assessment titled "Privacy Impact Assessment for the CBP License Plate Reader Technology," outlining the agency's plan to combine its database on license plate images with ones from local and sta
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There is No Treatment and your name + Address Goes into Police /EMS Database
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Josh Sigurdson reports on the recent news that Pompeo and Trump are both "looking into" banning TikTok following a multitude of privacy concerns regarding the Chinese government.
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While corporate advertisers cut ties with Facebook over CEO Mark Zuckerberg's refusal to kowtow to American SJWs urging the company to step up its policing of 'hate speech' and conservative political thought, Facebook is suspending its processing of
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Back in 2019, a hacker showed how smart bulbs can be used to collect Wi-Fi passwords and other valuable data.
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One of the latest steps towards that end in the so-called COVID-PASS Immunity Passport, a smartphone app that will determine who gets to eat out at restaurants and go to the gym versus who still has to get tested for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19)
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In early 1775, Benjamin Franklin and his European colleague, Charles Dumas, developed a secret method of communicating with each other.
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The coronavirus pandemic has changed the way a lot of us live our lives. Many people are now willing to keep their distance from strangers and wear masks in public, but the kind of freedoms that many contact tracing apps are asking people to give up
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Telegram, a major privacy-focused messaging app, has suffered a data leak that exposed some personal data of its users on the darknet.
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Norway's health authorities suspended the use of its COVID-19 tracing app and deleted all location data collected amid new privacy criticism from the Norwegian Data Protection Authority (DPA), reported The Local.
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Israel's government must stop using its domestic security agency to tackle the novel coronavirus by tracking mobile phone data, the head of a parliamentary committee said Wednesday.
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We've got a beginner-friendly explainer on this privacy and security tool for online browsing, and how it works with VPNs.
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What you thought was private information because you signed a HIPAA agreement before consenting to the test, could nonetheless end up public or private hands without your knowledge… like law enforcement, first responders, etc. ? TN Editor
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"He gazed up at the enormous face. Forty years it had taken him to learn what kind of smile was hidden beneath the dark moustache. O cruel, needless misunderstanding! O stubborn, self-willed exile from the loving breast! Two gin-scented tears trick
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Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg pledged $10 million to launch a COVID-19 contact-tracing "army" of 35,000 medical students to help contain the virus.
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"I wouldn't use WiFi at home, because global maps of every wireless access point's unique ID--including yours--are free and constantly updated. I would use ethernet; yes, ethernet on a phone."
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This report is a follow-up to one where I cover how Michael Ryan of the WHO stated in a press briefing how the WHO (which is of course in the pocket of Bill Gates) now believes it is time to start removing people from their homes.
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Peter James and Derrick Slopey come on the show to discuss a private video chat app that will replace zoom - Ernest goes over the headline news
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The Internet of Things, AI, machine learning and other Smart City Technology is proposed to be the catch-all solution for 'winning the war' against COVID-19. Likened to Superman, this article states, "This sounds like a job for data visualizati
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Last month, police departments in Daytona Beach, Fla., and Connecticut unveiled what was initially touted as a potential new tool against a pandemic: drones capable of taking a person's temperature from 300 feet in the air.
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People across the US have been using quarantine lockdown violations to snitch on others. Sometimes, it's a stranger, but more often than not, people are snitching on others they know - sometimes all too well.
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Zoom is infringing on your privacy. Run your own video server on your machine and protect your privacy.
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The EARN IT Act threatens to kill end-to-end encryption; one developer has responded with an uncensorable messaging system built on Bitcoin Cash.
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At Bankera, clients are welcome to receive funds from cryptocurrency exchanges, mining pools, affiliate programs or income from their commercial online activity.
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"My latest: Ghost – It's a proof of stake privacy coin to make you a "ghost" when transacting online. Atomic swaps on McAfeeDex will let you trade against BTC/BCH/ETH and more," McAfee tweeted.
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Ron Paul on how the tyrants will use the coronavirus scare to steal your personal medical information...
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Ernest Hancock and Derrick Slopey LIVE from Maine - Jeff Morgan (Hola Phone App) on private communications - Jacob Hornberger (Founder/President FFF; Libertarian Candidate for POTUS) on the 2020 Elections, civil liberties in times of crisis
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Zoom Video Communications is being sued for improperly sharing personal data of its millions of users with Facebook.
