Pre-Crime Face Scanner to Be Used For ‘Security Interrogations’
Should Faking a Name on Facebook Be a Felony?
Imagine that President Obama could order the arrest of anyone who broke a
promise on the Internet. So you could be jailed for lying about your age or
weight on an Internet dating site.
Unacceptable Emotions Soon to be Analyzed in Airports
US Homeland Security now tracking medical records of Canadians
Lawyer: Cop scanner ‘crosses line’
Civil libertarians are raising the alarm
over the state’s plans to create a Big Brother database that could map
drivers’ whereabouts with police cruiser-mounted scanners that capture
thousands of license plates per hour — storing that information indefinitely
where local cops, staties, feds and prosecutors could access it as they
choose.
Is this Britain's most lucrative camera? Bus lane snoop rakes in almost
£20,000 a DAY in fines
Wellington parking spy car nets $700,000
A spy car intended to curb dangerous parking outside schools has instead
targeted inner-city drivers, netting more than $700,000 in fines in a year –
nearly twice its original target.
Boy of FOUR is threatened with £5,000 fine... for 'playing too loudly' in
his garden
Big Brother 2.0: 10 New Ways That The Government Will Be Spying On You And
Controlling Your Behavior
Don't Text Me, Bro
Yep. As is usual with the news
that comes my way nowadays, I thought this was a joke. The Texter-in-Chief,
Herr Obama, has expanded the Federal Communications Commission's emergency
alert system to
allow the government to terrorize you with its fear mongering propaganda via
text messages to your wireless device. And you can't completely opt out.
FBI Power to Snoop Expanded (Again)
Forget China, Americans Have Had All Their Communications Bugged For 20
Years
Google Blackmailing Users to Obtain Their Mobile Phone Numbers?
Internet users, who may have one
or multiple accounts through Google, whether they’re for Gmail, YouTube,
Blogger, AdSense, or other services, now seem to be forced to give Google
their mobile phone number in order to maintain their services.
Retina Scan Security
The government uses it, financial
institutions use it, and you’ve seen it in the movies. But now, everyone can
protect their personal accounts with iris scanning technology.
Why gadget makers wield a 'kill switch'
When you buy a video game from
Best Buy, you don’t give the retailer the right to barge into your house
whenever it wants. So why do we give that permission to software companies?
Drones Becoming Pervasive INSIDE America
BAN SHOPPING BAGS SAYS EU
Feds to Mandate Black Box on all New Cars
ICE Seizes More Domains Today, Admin Says “We’ll Be Back”
Yesterday and without warning, US
authorities resumed “Operation In Our Sites” seizing several domain names
associated with copyright infringement and counterfeiting. Today, yet more
domains were added to the growing list.
French Ban Words 'Twitter' And 'Facebook' From TV, Radio
New airport scanner which will take just five seconds
Nottingham University films students suspected of extremism
Critics say that link to
government's counter-terrorism strategy targeting radicalisation 'could fuel
Islamophobia'
Chinese Spying Devices Installed on Hong Kong Cars
Footprints Is an Energy-Saving Location Tracker for iOS
Google wants to control your home
First Google dominated the Web
with search. Then it ruled mobile devices with Android. Now Google wants to
control everything inside your home.
Facebook in new privacy row over facial recognition feature
Facebook has come under fire for
quietly expanding the availability of technology to automatically identify
people in photos, renewing concerns about its privacy practices.
Log-in to Facebook with an iris scan: Eye-scanner for your PC set to go on
the market in months
Revealed: US spy operation that manipulates social media
US military is developing
software to let it secretly manipulate Facebook, Twitter, etc. Military's
'sock puppet' software creates fake online identities to spread pro-American
propaganda.
The Nanny State Can’t Last
Last week, Congress and the
administration refused to seriously consider the problem of government
spending. Despite the fear-mongering, a government shutdown would not have
been as bad as claimed.
Indian government to issue biometric PAN cards
San Francisco considers requiring ID scans for most public events
Chicago school bans some lunches brought from home
House votes to overturn 'net neutrality' rules
Russian security service wants to ban Skype and Gmail
“Uncontrolled usage of these
services may lead to massive threat to Russia’s security,” he said at a
meeting of the government’s communication and technology committee.
The US Will Use Twitter and Facebook to Issue Terror Alerts
Interpol chief calls for global electronic identity card system
Census worker won't take no for answer
Couple says questions too
personal, threatened with fine if don't comply
Google making app that would identify people's faces
Google plans to introduce a
mobile application that would allow users to snap pictures of people’s faces
in order to access their personal information, a director for the project
said this week.
London set to limit right to protest
The British government has announced controversial plans to ban protestors
from taking part in public gatherings following the weekend anti-cuts
rallies, which were marred by violence.
If You Say
"Protest" On A Phone In China, It Cuts Off Automatically
Alcohol Detectors Could Come Standard With a New Car
'Kill Switch'
Internet bill alarms privacy experts
A raging debate
over new legislation, and its impact on the Internet, has tongues wagging
and fingers pointing from Silicon Valley to Washington, D.C.
DPS I.D. system
worries parents
DETROIT — A new
security system in Detroit Public Schools has parents and community members
questioning the violation of their Fourth Amendment right to privacy.
Better in than
out: African country set to make breaking wind a crime
Breaking wind is
set to be made a crime in an African country.
The government of
Malawi plan to punish persistent offenders 'who foul the air' in a bid to
'mould responsible and disciplined citizens.'
FBI Calls for Backdoor to Snoop Web
FCC:
Presidential emergency alerts to be tested
The FCC is
planning an upgrade to the tests by including presidential announcements in
the system.
Chicago's
high-tech cameras spark privacy fears
Justice
Department seeks to have all web surfing tracked
10 Modern Methods of Mind Control
An
Open Letter to Those Who Would Murder Julian Assange
Hungary to Regulate All Media
Computers That See You and Keep Watch Over You
Minority Report: NYPD Implements Iris Scan Technology
Arizona Pharmacy Begins Fingerprinting for Prescriptions
Nudge, nudge, wink wink… How the Government wants to change the
way we think
Woman Who
Protested TSA Pat-Downs At OKC Airport Banned From
Flying
Pilot Who Took On Big Sis Goes Public
CPS Nurse: All Parents Lie
A senior nurse at Starship hospital’s child protection unit told a
conference of medical professionals that “all parents are liars until
proved otherwise”, doctors who attended say.
Government to Control the 'Net – Good Luck With That!
Instinctively, humans will expand the Internet because they must.
Government ‘creating vast domestic snooping machine
Trash collectors to serve as eyes and ears in the street for police
UN mulls internet regulation options
Editor’s note: WikiLeaks will be used as the template and excuse to
usher in globalist control over the internet.
Your Apps Are Watching You
Few devices know more personal details about people than the smartphones
in their pockets: phone numbers, current location, often the owner’s
real name—even a unique ID number that can never be changed or turned
off.
DoT exploring technology that would disable cell phones in cars
The Transportation Department is looking into technology to disable cell
phones in vehicles, according to Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood.
BIOMETRIC ID CHECK ON SCOTS
SCHOOLCHILDREN AS
YOUNG AS FOUR
Who Is Watching You? Nine Industries That Know Your Every Move
Don’t kid yourself.
Real privacy no longer exists in this country.
Are Independent Thinkers Mentally Ill?
Do you question authority? Fail to accept conventional wisdom? Lose
your temper when you hear a politician make a promise that you know he
or she can’t keep? If so, you may be mentally ill, according to the most
recent revision of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental
Disorders (DSM).
Tracking devices used in school badges to monitor students
Every email and website to be stored by government
School settles laptop spying case to "protect taxpayers"
The school district accused of spying on students at home via laptop
webcam has agreed to settle two student lawsuits for a total of
$610,000.
CCTV
site Internet Eyes hopes to help catch criminals
A website which pays the public to monitor live commercial CCTV footage
online has been launched in Devon.
Iris Scanning Set To Secure City in Mexico, Then the World
The million-plus citizens of Leon, Mexico are set to become the first
example of a city secured through the power of biometric identification.
Brazilians will be forced to use RFID chips and GPS trackers in their
cars
Military wants to scan communications to find internal threats
Canada's privacy watchdog bites Google
Santa Fe school uses radio frequency tracking badges
Secondary students in the Santa Fe district are required to wear badges
on campus that track their whereabouts using radio frequency
identification technology.
Obama seeks to ease Internet wiretaps
The Obama administration is drawing up legislation to make it easier for
US intelligence services to eavesdrop on the Internet, including email
exchanges and social networks, The New York Times said Monday.
Federal
Agents Urged to 'Friend' People on Social Networks, Memo Reveals
A privacy watchdog has
uncovered a government memo that encourages federal agents to befriend
people on a variety of social networks, to take advantage of their
readiness to share — and to spy on them.
School installs £9,000 facial
recognition cameras to stop students turning up late... and teachers
could be next target
The
Obama administration has asked Britain, Germany, Australia, and other
allies to consider criminal charges against Julian Assange for his
Afghan war leaks. Philip Shenon reports.
Pentagon
may apply preemptive warfare policy to the Internet
Grappling with matters of law and policy governing the United States
military’s cyber-warfare capabilities, Pentagon planners are eying ways
of making preemptive strikes across the Internet part of America’s
toolbox.
Energy Department Says It Has ‘Mandate’ to Force
‘Market Transformation’ for Household Appliances
Zoi said that the U.S. Department of Energy has a “mandate” to issue
regulations to determine what household appliances are available to
Americans in the future.
Civil Rights Photographer Unmasked as Informer
Garbage truck cameras to document ‘bad’ recycling behavior
Homeschoolers Interrogated by Secret Police, Face
Imprisonment
Government Demands Poor Donate Bodies to Medical School
A previously unenforced law requires bodies being buried with taxpayers’
dollars to be offered for use by medical science.
Technology Tracks Schoolbus Kids
A southwest suburban school district has become one of the first in the
state to begin using GPS to track schoolchildren riding buses to and
from school each day.
A Two-Tier Internet?
The Internet as you know it is in serious, serious danger. Some of the
most powerful communications companies in the world have been involved
in negotiations and have been making agreements that would throw net
neutrality out the window and would move us toward a two-tier Internet
Miller: Big Brother Facebook
High-tech carts will tell on Cleveland residents who don't recycle ...
and they face $100 fine
Iris Scanners Create the Most Secure City in the World. Welcome, Big
Brother
Young will have to change names to escape 'cyber past' warns Google's
Eric Schmidt
Eric Schmidt suggested that young people should be entitled to change
their identity to escape their misspent youth, which is now recorded in
excruciating detail on social networking sites such as Facebook.
Records show feds used ultra-right radio host for years
For more than five years, Hal Turner of North Bergen lived a double
life.
Senate Bill S510 Makes it illegal to Grow, Share, Trade or Sell
Homegrown Food
Vending Machines Of The Future
Your thumbprint might soon be the key to an afternoon candy bar. A
Massachusetts based vending machine company is joinng the growing ranks
of companies that are field-testing new technologies.
Proposed Law Would Put Video Cameras
In your Cars
Sen.
DeMint: Ratifying U.N. Children’s Rights Treaty Would Turn Parental
Rights ‘Over to International Community’
Senate ratifies the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the
Child, the precedent would be set to place parental rights under the
jurisdiction of the international community.
City uses Google Earth to spy on pool permit violators
Spain
investigates Google Street View wi-fi snooping
Spain has become the latest country to launch an investigation into the
collection of sensitive wi-fi data by Google.
‘Minority Report’ Ad Billboards To Address Consumers By Name
Exclusive: Google, CIA Invest in ‘Future’ of Web Monitoring
The investment arms of the CIA
and Google are both backing a company that monitors the web in real
time — and says it uses that information to predict the future.
The
Obama administration has asked Britain, Germany, Australia, and other
allies to consider criminal charges against Julian Assange for his
Afghan war leaks. Philip Shenon reports.
Pentagon
may apply preemptive warfare policy to the Internet
Grappling with matters of law and policy governing the United States
military’s cyber-warfare capabilities, Pentagon planners are eying ways
of making preemptive strikes across the Internet part of America’s
toolbox.
Energy Department Says It Has ‘Mandate’ to Force
‘Market Transformation’ for Household Appliances
Zoi said that the U.S. Department of Energy has a “mandate” to issue
regulations to determine what household appliances are available to
Americans in the future.
Civil Rights Photographer Unmasked as Informer
Garbage truck cameras to document ‘bad’ recycling behavior
Homeschoolers Interrogated by Secret Police, Face
Imprisonment
Government Demands Poor Donate Bodies to Medical School
A previously unenforced law requires bodies being buried with taxpayers’
dollars to be offered for use by medical science.
Technology Tracks Schoolbus Kids
A southwest suburban school district has become one of the first in the
state to begin using GPS to track schoolchildren riding buses to and
from school each day.
A Two-Tier Internet?
The Internet as you know it is in serious, serious danger. Some of the
most powerful communications companies in the world have been involved
in negotiations and have been making agreements that would throw net
neutrality out the window and would move us toward a two-tier Internet
Miller: Big Brother Facebook
High-tech carts will tell on Cleveland residents who don't recycle ...
and they face $100 fine
Iris Scanners Create the Most Secure City in the World. Welcome, Big
Brother
Young will have to change names to escape 'cyber past' warns Google's
Eric Schmidt
Eric Schmidt suggested that young people should be entitled to change
their identity to escape their misspent youth, which is now recorded in
excruciating detail on social networking sites such as Facebook.
Records show feds used ultra-right radio host for years
For more than five years, Hal Turner of North Bergen lived a double
life.
Senate Bill S510 Makes it illegal to Grow, Share, Trade or Sell
Homegrown Food
Vending Machines Of The Future
Your thumbprint might soon be the key to an afternoon candy bar. A
Massachusetts based vending machine company is joinng the growing ranks
of companies that are field-testing new technologies.
Proposed Law Would Put Video Cameras
In your Cars
Sen.
DeMint: Ratifying U.N. Children’s Rights Treaty Would Turn Parental
Rights ‘Over to International Community’
Senate ratifies the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the
Child, the precedent would be set to place parental rights under the
jurisdiction of the international community.
City uses Google Earth to spy on pool permit violators