Filed Under: “Privacy”
Federal lawmakers joined with advocacy groups that argued requiring biometric information to access records online is a “creepy and disturbing strike” at privacy and security
Abandoned biometric data could allow the Taliban to easily identify Afghans who helped American forces, was collecting it worth it?
Tech giants took advantage of a regulatory environment that centralized power and allowed monopoly
Apple says its new child safety content scanners won’t be abused by governments, but history shows that promise is unlikely to prove true
Facial recognition software isn’t reliable and often enables racism
Being falsely slandered as a terrorist by credit score companies has huge consequences for anyone, but in a 5-4 decision, SCOTUS prohibited lawsuits against them
The Seattle-based tech company is trying to build its own private surveillance infrastructure
Conspiracy-promoting congressman Devin Nunes appears to have enlisted the federal government to help him discover the identities of people ridiculing him on the internet
‘Intelligence and law enforcement agencies must come to understand that the American people are off-limits to warrantless mass surveillance, no matter how it is done.’
As single people begin seeing the end of covid restrictions, dating sites are beginning to address safety concerns.