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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? Then gather around for today's episode of The Corbett Report!
For years, governments assured the public that license plate readers were simply tools to catch stolen vehicles, fugitives, and dangerous criminals. That was always the sales pitch.
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The FCC wants to legally force telecoms to collect new and renewing customers' government issued identity number and physical address, impacting everyone from the privacy-conscious to domestic abuse survivors. "We never thought that would happen
These next-gen ALPR systems look to bridge the gap between you and your car--which means tracking your airpods, wearables, and more.
With the controversial section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act failing to be renewed, Americans have earned a slight victory in the fight against mass surveillance for now.
Utterly Flocked: "We-Don't-Track-People"-Firm Deploys Nationwide Network Of Warrantless Pedestrian-Tracking Cameras
Congress accidentally protected the American people's liberty this week when it failed to extend Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA).
In George Orwell's 1984, Great Britain was just a province of Oceania named "Airstrip One" as a none-too-subtle nod to the U.K.'s role as host to the heavy bombers of U.S. Eighth Air Force during World War II.
Canada is pushing Bill C-34, the so-called "Safe Social Media Act" forcing age verification using your ID or your face to access social media.
You have probably heard the term – pair your device.
New measures would compel client-side inspection of every photo, video and message on devices, escalating the digital ID lockdown already plotted for British smartphones in coordination with major technology firms.
House Rejects Short-Term Spy Law Extension As GOP Races To Preserve FISA Surveillance Tool Before Friday Deadline
Cop seemingly ignored Flock camera timestamp to justify arrests.
...designed to track eye movement, attention, distraction, and signs of impairment.
SignalTrace "links devices that regularly travel together, correlating them to license plate." It is a surveillance product that will sweep up and add all sorts of Bluetooth and other data to license plate readers, linking specific devices--and
Do you know the documented history of decades of illegal Israeli government spying on Washington? Do you know who was involved in the nuclear smuggling ring that stole America's nuclear secrets to build Israel's illegal and still undeclared nucle
A step-by-step guide for any neighborhood, town, city, county, or state. FIRST, THE BIG QUESTION: WHO GAVE THEM PERMISSION?
...To Those With 'Approved' Devices
Most people think the surveillance state started after 9/11. It started in 1956. In this episode of America Hijacked, I pull the original FBI memos, the Senate transcripts, the patent filings, and the court records law enforcement tried to hide, and
DNS Man-in-the-Middle Attack Exposed: Targeted Internet Surveillance on Chris Horlacher's Network
You might want to know about the eye-ball scanning World ID project.
Can you rely on AI to give you advice such as Privacy related advice? Well I can prove to you now that by default it gives quite incorrect information just from the simple question "Can an IP Address reveal an exact location?"
Theoretically, once you have been ID'd by your personal router (if it has built-in beam forming technology), other similar Wi-Fi signals anywhere in the world could "see" you passing by. This is the type of tech that could be added to your biom
Bye Bye Burner Phones?: A new FCC rule threatens to end phone anonyminity by demanding IDs when getting a phone number. Why? To stop robocalls. What its probably going to do; destroy privacy and put millions at risk of data theft. We only have 7 days
Boston Dynamics' Spot robot dogs are being deployed at designated World Cup venues in the US to perform perimeter security inspections, prompting concerns over the advance of surveillance tech.
Parents in Washington state got wind of AI 'experiment' at their children's pre-school and were able to stop it, but how many other similar programs are being run without parents' knowledge?
Some of the recent legal challenges to the use of surveillance by the Department of Homeland Security upon Americans have resulted in the revelation of truly terrifying behavior by the government, in direct defiance of the Fourth Amendment to the Con
