How Washington Is Ramming REAL ID Down Our Throats

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Watchdog says refusing the authorities access to encrypted data should be illegal

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Galaxy Users, Take Note: Samsung's Probably Selling Your Data | Computerworld

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Can you guys please list EVERYTHING you can do to protect your online privacy?

submitted by yaboihenry5678 from self.privacy

If I got to youtube.com, my browser, Brave, does not detect any cookies or fingerprinters, even though I have those blocked by default. Why is this? Isn’t youtube a major tracking site?

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Which is the bets operating system in terms of privacy?

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Apple complies with 90% requests from government to share customer data

submitted by useless_aether from businessinsider.com

The secret company that might end privacy as we know it

submitted by yaboihenry5678 from nytimes3xbfgragh.onion

Read if you use Private Internet Access VPN. Kape Technologies Acquires VPN PIA, PIA donated to Voat (video inside)

submitted by useless_aether from oneangrygamer.net

Norwegian organization says dating apps leak personal data

submitted by yaboihenry5678 from apnews.com

Why is a 22GB database containing 56 million US folks' personal details sitting on the open internet using a Chinese IP address? Seriously, why?

submitted by useless_aether from theregister.co.uk

(UK) Police call for ban on anonymous pay-as-you-go phones

submitted by Drewski from theguardian.com

New Security System to Revolutionise Privacy | University of St Andrews News

submitted by DeWhoDeWho from news.st-andrews.ac.uk

If it wan't clear before: DO NOT GIVE YOUR DNA AWAY. This is the VP of genetic tech for 23andme.

submitted by useless_aether from media.8kun.top

Drivers License Data Sold to Businesses, Given to Feds

submitted by Drewski from activistpost.com

California Adopts Strictest Privacy Law in US

submitted by Drewski from threatpost.com

Today, For the first time, I genuinely felt like my privacy was breached. Here's what happened.

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Can my isp see what i browse if I use a proxy?

submitted by yaboihenry5678 from self.privacy

Which is worse, free VPN or no VPN?

submitted by yaboihenry5678 from self.privacy

Do you disable Scripts on your browser?

submitted by yaboihenry5678 from self.privacy

Is StartPage open-source?

submitted by yaboihenry5678 from self.privacy

Which is better: StartPage or DuckDuckGo?

submitted by yaboihenry5678 from self.privacy

Flaw in Twitter lets expert match 17 MILLION phone numbers with users

submitted by useless_aether from dailymail.co.uk

(2018) Kavanaugh: Warrantless Data Collection "is entirely consistent with the Fourth Amendment"

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How to Track President Trump | The New York Times

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Researcher: Data on 267 million Facebook users exposed

submitted by AbeFroman from news360.com

Perspective | What does your car know about you? We hacked a Chevy to find out.

submitted by Drewski from washingtonpost.com

Twelve Million Phones, One Dataset, Zero Privacy | The New York Times

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Yet another Ring home camera system was broken into, and this time the intruders used it to harass the home's owners

submitted by Mnemonic from businessinsider.com

Informational Privacy: A Precondition for Democratic Participation?

submitted by Stankmango from blogs.lse.ac.uk

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

submitted by carlevans from blogs.sap.com

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

submitted by Drewski from youtube.com

➽➜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

Avast Online Security and Avast Secure Browser are spying on you

submitted by Drewski from palant.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

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

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

submitted by Drewski from theguardian.com

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

submitted by Drewski from washingtonpost.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

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privacytools.io delists Startpage.com

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

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

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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

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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

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Lokinet: Privately Access Censorship Resistant Websites

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

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

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

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Found this great New Conservative news aggregator.

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The Uprising Podcast: Arrested For A Word

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Tails - Tails 4.0 is out

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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

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

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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

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

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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.

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

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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

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

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'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

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Brave Browser | Finally Switching Off of Google

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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

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

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Privacy law exploited to reveal fiancee’s data

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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)

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

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

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What is PGP?

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Office 365 declared illegal in German schools due to privacy risks

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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

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Become a Data Hoarder or Become a Dependent

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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

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Amazon Ring Will Survive the Anti-surveillance Backlash

submitted by Mnemonic from theatlantic.com

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

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

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

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