Police Use Cellphone Spying Device

05-23-2014 • myfoxny via rense.com

A stingray is a device that mimics a cell tower and thereby tricks all wireless devices on the same network into communicating with it. Erie County, New York has used one since 2008.

Secret Radio: A Neglected Freedom Strategy

11-22-2013 • The Daily Anarchist

Secret radio provides an alternative means by which to network and to spread information. Especially radios that run on batteries can substitute for the internet and for phones. My alternative communication system includes a ham radio and a short-wav

Matchstick-sized sensor can record your private chats

09-30-2013 • newscientist.com

A sensor previously used for military operations can now be tuned to secretly locate and record any single conversation on a busy street

Experiments Show How Light Bulbs Can Spy On You

09-30-2013 • activistpost.com

An LED light can be used to spy on someone and hear everything that they are saying in their home. Don't believe? Here's your proof!

Is your TV watching you? New hi-tech hacks target locks, webcams and TVs

08-02-2013 • Yahoo! News blog

“Smart TVs” can be hacked allowing attackers to “watch” families through webcams, and working even if the victims try to turn the set off. More than 80 million Smart TVs sold around the world in 2012, but, “we hardly see security research

TSA Searches Valet Parked Car (!?!)

07-18-2013 • WHEC New York via Rense.com

Running late for a flight, why not valet-park your car, rather than search for a spot in the garage...?

License Plate Readers Track You for Profit

07-17-2013 • http://www.wired.com, By David Kravets

As license plate readers proliferate, law enforcement and private business are pooling surveillance data in light of conflicting guidelines on how long they may retain the data, which often is marketed for profit, according to a report by the America

Millions in US tax dollars go to Big Data for wiretap capabilities

07-13-2013 • Russia Today

AT&T charges the government a $325 “activation fee” for each individual wiretap and a daily fee of $10 to maintain it. Verizon charges government eavesdroppers $775 for the first month of monitoring an individual then $500 in a month

Truth About Facebook (Check out new Link to Arizona Activist project today)

10-03-2012 • YouTube.com

Wanna Project?... These were distributed today 10-04-2012... Sneak Peek