By Mac Slavo SHTFplan.com October 19, 2017 Olympic Athletes Could Soon Face Being Microchipped ‘Like Dogs’ To Compete While some say microchipping humans is the wave of the future, others think it could be the Biblical “mark of the beast.” Regardless, the next group to face the potentiality of being microchipped like dogs […]
By John W. Whitehead The Rutherford Institute October 18, 2017 Technotyranny: The Deep State’s Spy Secrets Revealed The government has become an expert in finding ways to sidestep what it considers “inconvenient laws” aimed at ensuring accountability and thereby bringing about government transparency and protecting citizen privacy. Indeed, it has mastered the art of […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post October 12, 2017 Smart Devices Are Snitching On Owners And Rewriting The Criminal Justice System A new type of court case is slowly but steadily emerging within the American legal system: alleged crimes being detected from data supplied by smart devices. Several cases over the last few years […]
By Judge Andrew P. Napolitano Mises Institute October 10, 2017 Can the Government Keep Us Safe? Here we go again. The United States has been rattled to the core by an unspeakable act of evil perpetrated by a hater of humanity. A quiet, wealthy loner rented a hotel suite in Las Vegas, armed it […]
By Aaron Kesel Activist Post October 10, 2017 WikiLeaks Releases Moscow’s Surveillance Files The international whistleblower coalition WikiLeaks who have had their sights on the CIA, pivoted their focus to Russia’s own surveillance, offering a look at technical details of how Moscow spies on its citizens’ mobile data online. RELEASE: Spy Files #Russia https://t.co/CJMQVrNXef #SORM […]
By Daniel McAdams Ron Paul Institute October 5, 2017 USA LIBERTY Act – Making Spying On You Permanent With Section 702 of the FISA Amendments Act set to expire at the end of the year, Congress is scurrying to find a way to preserve the post-9/11 authority for the government to conduct mass surveillance […]
By Patrick G. Eddington Cato.org October 4, 2017 FISA Section 702 Reauthorization Bill Circulated Earlier this afternoon, the House Judiciary Committee circulated its draft FISA Sec. 702 reauthorization bill. This is a preliminary readout of the major problems I see with this legislation. Mandatory Data Destruction Not Mandatory One of the biggest vulnerabilities […]
By Rachel Blevins Free Thought Project October 2, 2017 Smart Devices are Listening to (and Saving) Everything You Say, Here’s How to Stop It The idea that the smart devices in your home and on your phone are listening to you—and recording what you are saying—is nothing new, and many Americans have […]
By Laura Northrup Consumerist September 19, 2017 After Hack, Registry-Cleaning App CCleaner Infected Users With Malware When you download an app meant to clean your computer, you assume that it’s supposed to remove junk from your machine, not add more. Yet for about a month, downloads of the popular program CCleaner came with a free […]
By Matt Agorist Free Thought Project September 13, 2017 With iPhone’s New FaceID, Cops Can Unlock Your Phone by Pointing at Your Face—While You’re Cuffed With the iPhone X’s new face ID, cops can potentially hand cuff you, point your phone at your face and warrantlessly search your phone. On Tuesday, the world […]
By Martin Armstrong Armstrong Economics September 11, 2017 Hackers Break Equifax – Big Time! Welcome to the reality of the Digital World and there are those in government who want to eliminate cash and force everyone into electronic deposits. Well the new data breach at credit bureau Equifax appears to have affected up […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post September 8, 2017 35 False Matches And 1 Erroneous Arrest As Police Secretly Test Facial Recognition Technology Firstly, the fact that the general public were used as guinea pigs by the police state when they were there to enjoy a celebratory event shows the level of disdain for […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post September 6, 2017 Cashless Society: China’s KFC Introduces Facial Recognition Payment System Step by step, facial recognition has been accepted by the general public for security; its appearance is proliferating at airports and at train stations around the world. With that acclimatization in full swing, facial recognition is […]
By Kate Cox Consumerist August 23, 2017 Spyware Found In Over 500 Android Apps, Together Downloaded More Than 100M Times Official storefronts that sell apps — Google Play and Apple’s App Store — do their best to make sure everything they’re distributing to you isn’t going to wreck your phone or steal […]
By Nicholas West Activist Post August 8, 2017 New Graphene Electronic Tattoo For Tracking Internet Of Things And Biometric IDs New biometric tracking methods seem to be rolled out by the day for policing, travel, banking, medical applications, and beyond. February of last year I covered a development by a company called Chaotic Moon […]
