discussion of privacy and tools such as tor, i2p, | Phuks!

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Police stop people for covering their faces from facial recognition camera then fine man £90 after he protested (www.independent.co.uk)

posted by xyzzy

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How to Find Hidden Cameras and Spy Bugs (www.senteltechsecurity.com)

posted by xyzzy

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Your face is going places you may not like (hackaday.com)

posted by smallpond

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Indian government to intercept, monitor, and decrypt citizens’ computers (venturebeat.com)

posted by xyzzy

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Sensored to death: How machine learning in the cloud will destroy all privacy (www.zdnet.com)

posted by smallpond

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Man sues feds after being detained for refusing to unlock his phone at airport (arstechnica.com)

posted by smallpond

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Central Londoners to be subjected to facial recognition test this week (arstechnica.com)

posted by smallpond

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DOJ made secret arguments to break crypto, now ACLU wants to make them public (arstechnica.com)

posted by smallpond

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Be warned: customer service agents can see what you're typing in real time (gizmodo.com)

posted by smallpond

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A few medical researchers are advocating for nationwide DNA database. (www.bloomberg.com)

posted by Sarcastaway

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Want to see your dystopian future? Look at China (www.bloomberg.com)

posted by smallpond

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EFF and MuckRock release records and data from 200 law enforcement agencies' automated license plate reader programs (www.eff.org)

posted by smallpond

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How to protect your online privacy: a practical guide (www.linuxinsider.com)

posted by smallpond

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EFF unveils virtual reality tool to help people spot surveillance devices in their communities (www.eff.org)

posted by smallpond

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Invisible manipulation: 10 ways our data is being used against us (privacyinternational.org)

posted by smallpond

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Facial recognition system to approve alcohol and cigarettes sales to be trialled by first British supermarket (www.telegraph.co.uk)

posted by smallpond

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Sydney airport seizure of phone and laptop 'alarming', say privacy groups (www.theguardian.com)

posted by smallpond

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GreyCoder: How To Be Private Online (greycoder.com)

posted by greyone

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Salt-infused graphene creates an infrared cloaking device (arstechnica.com)

posted by xyzzy

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Implanted Chips for Employees: Violation of Privacy Rights or New Era in GPS Tracking (www.finsmes.com)

posted by briellemathis

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PGP/GPG vulnerabilities render email encryption vulnerable (www.eff.org)

posted by CDanger

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Don't be fooled, NSA collects more phone conversation data than ever (archive.is)

posted by CDanger

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Google and Amazon block Tor's domain fronting (blog.torproject.org)

posted by CDanger