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Apple has begun automatically collecting the locations of users and the queries they type when searching for files with the newest Mac operating system, a function that has provoked backlash for a company that portrays itself as a leader on privacy.
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Ernest Hancock
Michael (Founder of MOX News) talks about his YouTube account being deleted over content - Alma Sommer (Agorist Marketplace) on not getting a birth certificate or SSN for newborn baby Neo - Anthony Miller (Founder of the Cardiomyopathy Foundation) on
What's public for me is private for thee. At least that's what Monroe County, N.Y. believes when it comes to where you drive your car.
The Fourth Amendment to the US Constitution is crystal clear in meaning.
Request violates Constitution & Facebook's Terms of Service
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Ernest Hancock
Brandon Casten (BurnTurn.eu) talks about online Bitcoin Poker - Patrick Byrne (CEO of Overstock.Com) on Counterparty: The Decentralized Stock Exchange - Ryan Gilbert (the Bitcoin Lawyer) on Bitcoin legislation and the laws being set up to regulate bi
Glenn Greenwald was one of the first reporters to see — and write about — the Edward Snowden files, with their revelations about the United States' extensive surveillance of private citizens. In this searing talk, .....
When the Internet was still in its early stages and without such widespread adoption, most computers were used for local applications such as storing documents and databases, calculations for math's and sciences, and playing games. In this sense, com
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In 1863, the United States of America was in the midst of a devastating civil war.
Flex Your Rights
It's been just two months since researcher Karsten Nohl demonstrated an attack he called BadUSB to a standing-room-only crowd at the Black Hat security conference in Las Vegas...
Lawyers for some of the women involved in the widespread email hack claim Google could have helped stop the images circulated Claim they instead chose to profit 'from the victimization of women'
Apple and Google have finally encrypted your phone data by default. And that's a bad thing?
It is the first indictment of its kind. "One down, and 400 to go," says anti-cyberstalking expert
Monthly meeting of the Arizona Breakfast Club at Coco's Restaurant - Paradise Valley Mall, Phoenix, Arizona. Speaker: Keith Liberty on how to select Real Estate to acquire by tax lien and other methods.
As long as a device is switched on, it could be communicating with at least 3 different masters: the company that built it, the telephone company it connects to, and the developers of any third party applications installed
A secret program to monitor students' online activities began quietly in Huntsville schools, following a phone call from the NSA, school officials say.
FBI Director James B. Comey sharply criticized Apple and Google on Thursday for developing forms of smartphone encryption so secure that law enforcement officials cannot easily gain access to information stored on the devices —
In the last few months, US banks have closed down tens of thousands of accounts of "politically incorrect" customers. They include gun sellers, coin dealers, fireworks suppliers, dating services, US citizens living abroad, Muslim students, money
When the Internet was still in its early stages and without such widespread adoption, most computers were used for local applications such as storing documents and databases, calculations for math's and sciences, and playing games. In this sense, com
The DNA testing service reverses course in favor of users' privacy.
Outernet is extremely excited to announce a content partnership with Open Source Ecology! We began broadcasting their Civilization Start Kit TODAY, which includes plans for a Compressed Earth Brick Press, Soil Pulverizer, Tractor, and Power Cube.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation is calling on all activists and privacy advocates to join in a fight against the Cybersecurity Information Sharing Act (CISA).
Travelers pay up to avoid the line where embarrassing TSA groping occurs
The biggest scandal to ever roil the National Security Agency, compliments of Edward Snowden, happened on his watch, but that hasn't stopped retired General Keith Alexander from demanding a seven-figure technical consulting fee now that he's a civili
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New York State is launching a campaign to collect coordinated data on residents' sexual orientation as part of a comprehensive effort to improve health and human services for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender New Yorkers, the state's health depa
For the first time since 9/11, cell phone privacy advocates claimed a major victory in phone surveillance. In a landslide ruling, Supreme Court justices voted nine-to-nothing that police will be required to obtain a warrant before searching a cell ph
Here's what I don't like about living in the American police state: I don't like being treated as if my only value to the government is as a source of labor and funds. I don't like being viewed as a consumer and bits of data. I don't like being spied
