Informational Privacy: A Precondition for Democratic Participation?

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Google owns your health data now, and they didn't ask your permission

submitted by FormosaOolong from greenmedinfo.health

Effective Ways to Protect your Online Privacy on Public Wi-Fi Networks

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Iphone 11 Has A Great Feature You Can't Opt Out Of: Tracking You Everywhere

submitted by Drewski from youtube.com

Avast Online Security and Avast Secure Browser are spying on you

submitted by Drewski from palant.de

➽➜P⇢➤HUMAN RIGHTS Microsoft Funds Facial Recognition Technology Secretly Tested on Palestinians

submitted by 7dej19 from truthout.org

Privacy Analysis of Tiktok’s App and Website

submitted by Drewski from rufposten.de

iPhone 11 Pro still collects location data even when told not to

submitted by Mnemonic from 9to5mac.com

Smartphone owners in China now need to send facial scans to the government

submitted by AbeFroman from news360.com

DHS plans to require mug shots of U.S. citizen travelers

submitted by Drewski from papersplease.org

China Adopts Malicious "Cybersecurity" Rules

submitted by useless_aether from gatestoneinstitute.org

China introduces mandatory face scans for customers who have been issued new phone numbers | The Japan Times

submitted by useless_aether from japantimes.co.jp

Smart TVs like Samsung, LG and Roku are tracking everything we watch

submitted by Drewski from washingtonpost.com

Democrats propose sweeping new online privacy laws to rein in tech giants

submitted by Drewski from theguardian.com

More than 1 million T-Mobile customers exposed by breach

submitted by useless_aether from techcrunch.com

Why we must resist all forms of surveillance and maintain our entanglements free from tyrannical influences and interpretations

submitted by useless_aether from livescience.com

Bad news: 'unblockable' web trackers emerge. Good news: Firefox with uBlock Origin can stop it. Chrome, not so much

submitted by useless_aether from theregister.co.uk

Indian Government Asserts Widespread Digital Surveillance Powers After WhatsApp Hack

submitted by useless_aether from gizmodo.com

privacytools.io delists Startpage.com

submitted by useless_aether from blog.privacytools.io

Edwards Wins Louisiana Again – Despite Trump’s Best Efforts The president sought a referendum against national Dems but came up short – again.

submitted by LibertyNation from 411s.co

Federal Court Rules Suspicionless Searches of Travelers' Phones and Laptops Unconstitutional

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Federal Court Rules Suspicionless Searches of Travelers’ Phones and Laptops Unconstitutional

submitted by useless_aether from eff.org

Brave 1.0 launches, bringing the privacy-first browser out of beta

submitted by useless_aether from theverge.com

Google’s Project Nightingale Collects Health Data on Millions of Americans

submitted by useless_aether from macobserver.com

I Got Access to My Secret Consumer Score. Now You Can Get Yours, Too. - The New York Times

submitted by CompleteDoubterII from nytimes.com

Lokinet: Privately Access Censorship Resistant Websites

submitted by useless_aether from lokinet.org

You’re Never Alone: Tech Tyranny And Digital Despots Facebook and Twitter take opposing stances on political ads and free speech.

submitted by LibertyNation from 411s.co

Racist Impact Of Open Borders Illegal immigration affects the black community, more than most people realize.

submitted by LibertyNation from 411s.co

Unseen - Unseen.is secure chat, calling, and email

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Found this great New Conservative news aggregator.

submitted by LibertyNation from 411s.co

The Uprising Podcast: Arrested For A Word

submitted by LibertyNation from 411s.co

Tails - Tails 4.0 is out

submitted by useless_aether from tails.boum.org

Student tracking, secret scores: How college admissions offices rank prospects before they apply

submitted by Mnemonic from washingtonpost.com

Clinton Desperate To Out-Trump Trump In 2020? Hillary wants another bite at the apple, but her strategy seems contradictory.

submitted by LibertyNation from 411s.co

The sound of silence is actually the sound of a malicious smart speaker app listening in on you

submitted by useless_aether from theregister.co.uk

https://www.breakingasia.com/china/china-universal-studios-park-will-use-facial-recognition/

submitted by Snow from self.privacy

Defying Death: People Pass, But The Swamp Lives On Elijah Cummings' wife is expected to claim the seat he held for decades as Baltimore disintegrated.

submitted by LibertyNation from 411s.co

Has Pierre Delecto Killed Mitt Romney’s Political Career? A self-styled paragon of ethical behavior, Romney ‘fesses up to Twitter pseudonym.

submitted by LibertyNation from 411s.co

Tor is prolly compromised

submitted by lil_peter from self.privacy

Google exec says Nest owners should probably warn their guests that their conversations are being recorded

submitted by Mnemonic from pulse.ng

An app to teach Xi Jinping thought can study the phones of its 100 million users

submitted by Snow from qz.com

Orwellian

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Librem 5 - first run walk through

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"When we watch TV, our TVs watch us back and track our habits. This practice has exploded recently since it hasn’t faced much public scrutiny […]"

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Alternative tools, frontends, and proxies for Youtube, Reddit, Twitter and other proprietary social media

submitted by Drewski from self.privacy

Edward Snowden wants to come home: "I'm not asking for a pass. What I'm asking for is a fair trial"

submitted by r721 from cbsnews.com

How To Blur Your House on Google Maps

submitted by useless_aether from realworldsurvivor.com

Big Tech is Spying on Us: a collection of articles to freak you out and convince your doubting friends

submitted by Drewski from mindchasers.com

'They wanted me gone': Edward Snowden tells of whistleblowing, his AI fears and six years in Russia - The man whose state surveillance revelations rocked the world speaks exclusively to the Guardian about his new life and concerns for the future

submitted by r721 from theguardian.com

Brave Browser | Finally Switching Off of Google

submitted by Optimus85 from youtube.com

Unencrypted patient medical information broadcast across Vancouver

submitted by magnora7 from openprivacy.ca

White House Now Thinks Harvesting Fitness Tracker Data Could Stop The Next Mass Shooting

submitted by Mnemonic from techdirt.com

Deconstructing Google’s excuses on tracking protection

submitted by r721 from freedom-to-tinker.com

Microsoft Contractors Listened to Xbox Owners in Their Homes

submitted by Kangbanger from vice.com

"If your smartphone is an extension of your mind, then it should have the same legal protections as your brain"

submitted by PikonParadox from aeon.co

Privacy law exploited to reveal fiancee’s data

submitted by Mnemonic from bbc.com

Pentagon testing mass surveillance balloons across the US

submitted by Drewski from theguardian.com

Hitting the Books: Modern Surveillance and 'The Science of Happiness'

submitted by Stankmango from engadget.com

Equifax Data Breach Settlement (Don't forget to claim if your data was involved)

submitted by Mnemonic from equifaxbreachsettlement.com

Viral App FaceApp Now Owns Access To More Than 150 Million People's Faces And Names

submitted by Mnemonic from forbes.com

More than 1,000 Android Apps "Deceptively" Harvest Personal Data

submitted by Stankmango from itpro.co.uk

What is PGP?

submitted by Stankmango from itpro.co.uk

Office 365 declared illegal in German schools due to privacy risks

submitted by Mnemonic from arstechnica.com

Hidden VPN Owners Unveiled: 97 VPNs Run by 23 Companies | VPNpro | Interestinly, a few owners are linekd to Israel's UNIT 8200

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It turns out that Juggalo makeup blocks facial recognition technology

submitted by Mnemonic from consequenceofsound.net

Become a Data Hoarder or Become a Dependent

submitted by Stankmango from slashgear.com

In 2017, the House Committee on Oversight and Reform found that "18 states have memorandums of understanding with the FBI to share their databases with the federal agency and that, as a result, over half of American adults are part of a facial recognition database." Remember that as you celebrate.

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Whonix 15 has been released

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Trump officials weigh encryption crackdown

submitted by Drewski from politico.com

Amazon Ring Will Survive the Anti-surveillance Backlash

submitted by Mnemonic from theatlantic.com

Facebook's New Libra Currency is the 'Most Invasive and Dangerous Form of Surveillance Ever Designed'

submitted by Stankmango from independent.co.uk

UK Government's Porn Block has been Delayed for at Least Six Months Due to an Administrative Error

submitted by Stankmango from computing.co.uk

The CIA Spied on People Through Their Smart TVs, Leaked Documents Reveal

submitted by Drewski from vice.com

Downloaded Qubes ISO, Got a .part File

submitted by CompleteDoubterII from self.privacy

Fixing My 'Decrypt/Verify' Problem With Kleopatra

submitted by CompleteDoubterII from self.privacy

'Surveillance Capitalism': Critic, Roger McNamee Urges Toronto to Abandon Smart City Project

submitted by Stankmango from theguardian.com

Control, Freedom and Harm - Disallow Corporate Ownership of Your Life

submitted by kovrii from puri.sm

How to Verify If Release Signing Key Is Signed By Master Signing Key On Windows For Newbies?

submitted by CompleteDoubterII from self.privacy

Do you use tin foil card holders/ passport holders?

submitted by Snow from self.privacy

Police To Use TSA-Style Scanners To Spy On People In Public Places

submitted by Drewski from massprivatei.blogspot.com

How to Verify GnuPG For Windows for Newbies?

submitted by CompleteDoubterII from self.privacy

What it looks like when it happens

submitted by Mnemonic from files.mastodon.social

New York School District's Facial Recognition System Sparks Privacy Fears

submitted by Stankmango from theguardian.com

Ghosts in Your Machine: Spooks Want Secret Access to Encrypted Messages

submitted by Kangbanger from privacyinternational.org

The problems of being a Firefox+ HTTPS Everywhere+ Privacy Badger+Privacy Possum+ uBlock Origin + Decentraleyes +Random User-Agent user

submitted by Snow from self.privacy

Post the cellphone OS you are using.

submitted by Snow from self.privacy

Socialism and Surveillance: CrossFit Quits Facebook and Instagram

submitted by Stankmango from techspot.com

Senate Passes Bill Meant to Combat Robocalls

submitted by Stankmango from seattletimes.com

Use of Controversial Surveillance Techniques by UK Police is Being Challenged in Landmark Court Case

submitted by Kangbanger from theweek.co.uk

The Irish Data Protection Commission has Launched an Inquiry into Google's Ad Exchange Processing of Users’ Personal Data

submitted by Stankmango from theguardian.com

TV Companies Gun for Direct-To-Consumer Dollars, Facebook and Google's Privacy Crackdown, Pepsi Fights Back

submitted by Stankmango from businessinsider.com

America Under Watch - Real-Time Facial Recognition in America

submitted by Mnemonic from americaunderwatch.com

Cloud Storage App ‘Ever’ Has Been Weaponising Peoples’ Photos

submitted by Stankmango from privacyinternational.org

Privacy International Wins Historic Victory at UK Supreme Court

submitted by Kangbanger from privacyinternational.org

Facebook Says it’s Going to be a Lot Stricter About Policing its Live Service

submitted by Kangbanger from indianexpress.com

WhatsApp Discovers Spyware that was able to Penetrate Phones Through Missed Calls Alone via the App's Voice Calling Function

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Perception VS Reality in Web Security

submitted by Stankmango from betanews.com

Robot Interviews: AI and the World of Work

submitted by Stankmango from worldprivacyforum.org

In this Twitter exchange, jetBlue explains to a passenger how it got a photo of her face -- from the DHS [DHS= Department of Homeland security]

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The most complete database of tech people · humanpredictions

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