Government Surveillance
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Kash Patel Confirms FBI Purchasing Location Data Of Americans
Kash Patel admitted that the agency buys location data of Americans for intelligence purposes during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing.
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Survey Shows 'High-Level' Public Support for Some Forms of Government Surveillance
A "high-level" of public support for certain forms of government surveillance like through CCTV cameras was found in a recently conducted survey. One out of two people responding to a recent survey said they fully support the use of FRT (facial recognition technology) by the government and police. Meanwhile, nearly two out of three respondents beli...
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Austria's Highest Court to Decide Whether to Allow Class Action vs Facebook
Austrian student Max Schrems's attempt to bring a class-action lawsuit against Facebook over its privacy policies will head to Austria's Supreme Court to determine whether such collective legal action is allowed, his group said today.
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Vodafone Report Sparks Global Surveillance Debate
Telecommunications company Vodafone's report on government surveillance of its customers in 29 countries reveals more than first meets the eye and is raising questions from Dublin to Delhi about how much spying on email and telephone chats happens in secret.
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Kash Patel Confirms FBI Purchasing Location Data Of Americans
Kash Patel admitted that the agency buys location data of Americans for intelligence purposes during a Senate Intelligence Committee hearing.
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Survey Shows 'High-Level' Public Support for Some Forms of Government Surveillance
A "high-level" of public support for certain forms of government surveillance like through CCTV cameras was found in a recently conducted survey. One out of two people responding to a recent survey said they fully support the use of FRT (facial recognition technology) by the government and police. Meanwhile, nearly two out of three respondents beli...
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Austria's Highest Court to Decide Whether to Allow Class Action vs Facebook
Austrian student Max Schrems's attempt to bring a class-action lawsuit against Facebook over its privacy policies will head to Austria's Supreme Court to determine whether such collective legal action is allowed, his group said today.
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Vodafone Report Sparks Global Surveillance Debate
Telecommunications company Vodafone's report on government surveillance of its customers in 29 countries reveals more than first meets the eye and is raising questions from Dublin to Delhi about how much spying on email and telephone chats happens in secret.
